Business Company / Exempted Company
Exempted Company status is available for eligible overseas activities under the Business Companies Act. The former IBC designation is no longer a separate incorporation regime.
Establish an Anguilla Business Company with Exempted Company status for eligible international activities. BRIS GROUP coordinates incorporation, licensed registered agent and annual compliance.

The Business Companies Act, R.S.A. c. B72 replaced the former separate IBC regime with a unified Business Company framework. An Exempted Company is designed for activities conducted mainly outside Anguilla.
Exempted Company status is available for eligible overseas activities under the Business Companies Act. The former IBC designation is no longer a separate incorporation regime.
A private company may have one shareholder and one director, with no general requirement for them to reside in Anguilla. Bearer shares are prohibited.
A licensed Anguilla registered agent and registered office are mandatory. Beneficial ownership, financial records and statutory information must be maintained.
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Four coordinated stages, from initial review to company documents and ongoing administration.
Confirm the Business Company structure, exempted status and intended activities.
Review directors, shareholders, beneficial ownership and source of funds.
Prepare constitutional documents and coordinate registration through the licensed agent.
Provide corporate documents and organise annual return, registered agent, records and economic substance obligations.
Anguilla Business Company / Exempted Company formation and annual administration, with government charges and optional compliance services detailed in the quotation.
Formation coordination, registered agent and initial corporate documentation, subject to the agreed package.
Annual registered-agent and office services, government renewal and compliance coordination as specified in the quotation.
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An introduction to the jurisdiction and the formation process.
Watch on YouTube ↗The official BRIS GROUP PDF explains the current Business Companies Act, exempted status, 0% local corporation tax, accounting records, economic substance and annual return obligations.
No. The Business Companies Act replaced the separate IBC regime with a unified Business Company framework. Eligible international structures may apply for Exempted Company status.
Yes. A private Business Company can have one shareholder and one director, without a general local residence requirement.
Anguilla does not impose a general corporate income tax. Local GST, licensing and sector-specific charges may still apply, and foreign tax obligations depend on the owner’s circumstances.
Yes. Companies must keep adequate financial records and underlying documentation. Where records are held abroad, additional local information requirements apply.
The annual return and Registry fee, registered-agent renewal, beneficial-ownership updates and applicable economic substance reporting must be addressed.
Further reading about corporate formation, banking and asset protection.
An introduction to the incorporation process, registered agent and costs for non-residents.
Read article →Explore the commercial advantages, corporate flexibility and international uses of Anguilla companies.
Read article →An introduction to banking in Anguilla, financial regulation, account services and KYC considerations. Originally published in 2014; check current banking arrangements before relying on it.
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