Offshore Privacy Ltd: Belize IBC with Two Offshore Bank Accounts
 

Belize IBC with Two (2) offshore corporate bank accounts only 899 Euro!!

General:
Offshore Privacy Ltd operates through a Direct Belize registrar. Belize IBC's can be incorporated in a 1-3 business days and the corporate bank account number in Cyprus can be setup normally in 5-7 days after the bank receives the package.

Company structure:
• There is no requirement for a resident directors.
• 1 director/ shareholder is required for the company formation.
• The Shareholder and director may be the same individual or entity.
• Shareholder and director can be an individual/person or an legal entity.
• No paid up share capital requirement

Privacy:
Belize IBC's do not carry the name or identity of any shareholder or director. The names or identities of these persons do not appear in any public record.

Taxes:
Offshore companies are exempted from all taxes however are prohibited from operating in Belize.

Benefits:
* Belize IBC with non public directors name
* Certificated copy of the corporate documents included ($150 value)
* Largest Offshore Bank in Cyprus
* FREE second offshore bank account for all GFY members ($400 value)
* Low Offshore banking fees
* Full Internet Banking with 128 bit security
* Offshore Debit Cards and credit cards
* € 500 Minimum balance
* Account can be opened fully in normally 5-7 days after they receive your completed package with notarized ID, utility bill and professional reference as well as the completed application and corporate papers we send you.

Price:
€ 899 plus courier of € 50

Annual Fees:
The annual fees of the IBC are only €300 per year. Beware -- others charge between $900-$1500 a year for renewals.

Contact:
www.offshoreprivacy.org

no thanks, i already hide my money in Switzerland

Belize IBCs with a EU bank account .... lol ... that's top privacy ...

this guy hasn't been banned yet? huh

Let's assume you have a corporate bank account with them with 1 million Dollars and the bank files for bankruptcy .... how much of that will be insured? Please, don't tell us banks don't go bankrupt .... they do all the time lately!