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Introduction | Information
ST LUCIA
 
Located in the Eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia gained full independence as a member of the British Commonwealth in 1979. As part of its development policy, it is continuously adapting its laws and policies to attract business both on and off shore and introduced a stated open work permit policy for persons wishing to work in the industry and a range of tax incentives for trust companies.
The International Business Companies Act is an extremely flexible legislation and offers a wide range of advantages such as the maintenance of confidentiality, asset security and tax exemptions. The Act provides an election to companies either to be exempted from tax or to be liable to tax at a rate of 1%. An IBC in St. Lucia offers ease of operation and control. It is also very economical to maintain annually.
- Zero tax
- Fast Incorporation 24 hours
- No exchange control restrictions
- English Common Law system
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