A global leader in the formation of International Business Companies (IBCs): Under the British Virgin Islands Business Companies Act 2004, the BVI is the jurisdiction of choice for the formation of International Business Companies.
 

Stable legal environment: As a politically stable British overseas territory, Hong Kong adopts the English common law system.
 

Tax neutrality: There is no corporate income tax, capital gains tax, dividend tax or inheritance tax, no foreign exchange controls, and the US dollar is the de facto currency.
 

Flexible capital structure: There is no minimum authorized or paid-in capital requirement, no concept of par value, and shares can be issued in any currency or in kind.
 

Simple incorporation process: Only one director and one shareholder (can be a company or an individual) are required, and incorporation can be completed remotely.
 

Privacy protection: The register of directors is public, but the ultimate beneficial owner information is only submitted to the Companies Registry and is not disclosed to the public.
 

Diverse application scenarios: Suitable for cross-border holding companies, investment funds, intellectual property structures, and trade intermediaries.