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All US States Incorporation

State
Corp.
LLC
State
Corp.
LLC
Alabama 496 486 Montana 490 440
Alaska 430 430 Nebraska 440 480
Arizona 430 420 Nevada 645 645
Arkansas 425 425 New Hampshire 455 455
California 470 440 New Jersey 480 480
Colorado 420 420 New Mexico 470 420
Connecticut 570 430 New York 490 650
Delaware 425 425 North Carolina 495 495
DC 470 470 North Dakota 460 495
Florida 440 495 Ohio 495 495
Georgia 430 445 Oklahoma 420 470
Hawaii 470 470 Oregon 410 410
Idaho 470 470 Pennsylvania 470 470
Illinois 470 870 Rhode Island 620 620
Indiana 460 460 South Carolina 495 480
Iowa 420 420 South Dakota 460 460
Kansas 445 520 Tennessee 470 770
Kentucky 420 410 Texas 770 670
Louisiana 430 430 Utah 420 420
Maine 495 495 Vermont 445 445
Maryland 410 420 Virginia 445 470
Massachusetts 670 970 Washington 645 645
Michigan 430 420 West Virginia 440 495
Minnesota 495 495 Wisconsin 470 640
Mississippi 420 420 Wyoming 470 470
Missouri 430 475      

Offshore Companies

Offshore with confidence with FB Group worldwide.

The offshore industry provides a number of tools to meet the challenges of tax planning, asset protection, privacy and regulatory burdens. Selecting the right one can be a daunting task, so we've tried to make it a little easier by giving you the key details, facts and figures along with information-rich downloads and easy ordering procedures.

Learn about Offshore
There is a wide variety of options to help you protect your wealth and legally reduce tax. This section gives you quick answers to frequently asked questions about the offshore industry and provides detailed information on offshore company formation, offshore bank accounts and offshore trusts. Get guidance on selecting a jurisdiction, and gives you detailed information on over 52 jurisdictions in all the popular offshore centres.

Fees: USD 2,600 (all inclusive).

Ready-made companies.

Managed by managers:

Company Name
Date of Incorporation
Bracknell LLC. December 31, 1997
Didcot LLC. December 31, 1997
Felixstone LLC. December 31, 1997
Jarrow LLC. December 31, 1997
Lytham LLC. December 31, 1997
Nantwich LLC. December 31, 1997
Torquay LLC. December 31, 1997
Uxbridge LLC. December 31, 1997
Painswick LLC. December 31, 1997
Bridgend LLC. December 31, 1997
Professional Services Rendered Ltd. July 17, 1998
Artic Falls Limited August 20, 1998
Anchors Navigation Ltd. October 16, 1998

Managed by members:

Company Name
Date of Incorporation
Torquay LLC. December 31, 1997
Uxbridge LLC. December 31, 1997
Painswick LLC. December 31, 1997
Bridgend LLC. December 31, 1997
Professional Services Rendered Ltd. July 17, 1998
Artic Falls Limited August 20, 1998
Anchors Navigation Ltd. October 16, 1998

 

Company Name
Date of Incorporation
Professional Services Rendered Ltd. July 17, 1998
Artic Falls Limited August 20, 1998
Anchors Navigation Ltd. October 16, 1998
Exhibition Partners Inc. October 16, 1998
Incumbent Enterprises Ltd. October 16, 1998
Anchors Navigation Ltd. October 16, 1998
Navesink Limited. December 15, 1998
Oradell Inc. December 15, 1998
Conquest International Ltd. March 10, 1999
Working Investments Inc. March 10, 1999
Professional Services Rendered Ltd. March 10, 1999
Lafferty Limited March 10, 1999
Swire Holdings Ltd. March 10, 1999
Elongations Inc. March 10, 1999
Private Enterprises S.A. March 10, 1999
Convention Ltd. March 10, 1999
Magellan Corp. March 10, 1999
Seregetti Inc. March 10, 1999

Below are the companies with 100,000 shares (USD 1.00 per share):

Company Name
Date of Incorporation
Parcenary International Ltd. August 20, 1998
Exportation Maritime Inc. October 16, 1998
Wallaby Corp. March 10, 1999
Teflon Investments Inc. March 10, 1999
Hemp Enterprises S.A. March 10, 1999
Tencel Investments Inc. March 10, 1999
Drawstring Corp. March 10, 1999
High Voltage Limited March 10, 1999
Poncho Investments Ltd. March 10, 1999
Extreme Investments Ltd. March 10, 1999
American Ventures Inc. March 10, 1999
Urban International Inc. March 10, 1999

Capital Management Company

Capital Management Company is used for a variety of purposes:

  • Accept deposits outside the controlled environment. This is an increasingly popular activity, particularly for foreign currency deposits.
  • Book transactions which do not fall within the domestic jurisdiction such as large internationally syndicated loans particularly where the participating banks are located in various jurisdictions.
  • Make loans which are tax effective to their clients.
  • Avoid onerous debt-equity ratios and lending restrictions applicable in the more severely regulated jurisdictions in which they operate.
  • Issue debit cards
  • Provide their clients with banking secrecy.

Such companies are created to handle external borrowing or to consolidate intra-group finance or banking transactions. Corporations involved in international trade may use a Capital Management Company as a foreign or multi-currency management centre. Eurocurrency market underwriting are often raised through captive offshore banks or finance companies.
The activities of international finance companies also fall within the category of offshore banking. These activities may include external loan raising, provision of confirming finance to clients and group entities, discounting or factoring of intra-group and other debts, and tax effective intra-group loans.

The leasing of equipment through an offshore based captive finance company is another useful offshore banking concept. This activity may be for the purpose of providing vendor lease finance to group customers or to fund group asset acquisitions.

Fees: USD 12,600.


Offshore banks.

With Your Own Bank You:
PLACE your assets out of reach of greedy tax collectors and governments, vicious relatives or anyone wishing you bad. Your Offshore Bank may own overseas properties, stock, bonds and assets or just hold a bank statue maintaining your anonymity.

MAKE profit just keeping your money in you own offshore bank. Interest rates there can be much higher than in any European or American onshore bank.

PLAN your business tax burden. You may direct your taxable income to your offshore bank, thus reducing tax substantially.

PROTECT yourself. Your offshore haven may be of vital importance if a disaster strikes. Personal problems or a national catastrophe will be less painful for the prepared.

You will find that operating your own International Offshore Bank can open new doors to ways of doing business. It is the ideal way of launching a tax-free financial institution capable of taking deposits from the public, make loans, conduct stock brokerage, mortgage, savings, CDs, foreign exchange, and credit card services.

Your bank can expand globally by opening branch offices in many different countries. This vehicle is the perfect platform for investors wishing to establish himself as a major player. It can help by giving you a competitive edge by serving as a secure instrument for sheltering assets offshore, substantially enhance your company's profits, and reduce taxes, bank charges and interest.

Banking is divided into four main categories:

An unrestricted Class "A" banking license, that may be granted to an existing licensed bank currently holding an unrestricted Class "A" banking license or its equivalent issued elsewhere. The licensee may carry on banking business elsewhere. Capital requirements: USD 1,000,000 – USD 2,500,000 (depends on country incorporation).

A Class "B" offshore banking license for the purpose of carrying on offshore banking business subject to the restrictions on that business specified in the appropriate ordinance. Capital requirements: USD 500,000 – USD 1,500,000.

A restricted Class "B" offshore banking license for the purpose of carrying on offshore banking business subject to the restrictions on that business specified in the appropriate ordinance and subject to the further restriction that the licensee shall not receive funds by way of trade or business from persons other than those listed in any undertaking accompanying the application for the license. Capital requirements: USD 100,000 – USD 500,000.

A class "I" internet banking license for banks wishing to trade solely over the internet. Capital requirements: USD 100,000 – USD 500,000.

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