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Introduction | Information
ANTIGUA

The former British colony of Antigua and Barbuda has been offering IBCs since the enactment of its International Business Corporations Act of 1982. The Act prohibits the disclosure of information given under conditions of business or professional confidence. It also provides exemption from local taxes for up to fifty years if the company does not carry on trade within Antigua. Antigua’s legal system embodies the principles of English statutory and common law, making it attractive for certain transactions not easily structured under civil law systems.
- No annual filing requirements
- Bearer shares allowed
- Fast incorporation procedures
- Politically stable
- English speaking

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