Anguilla is the most northerly of the Leeward Islands and is located in the morth-eastern Caribbean, approximately 950 miles south east of Miami, Florida.

There is an estimated population of 12,000 inhabitants and a land area of 91 square kilometres. The Island is an Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom with a legal system based upon English common law with local modifications. The Island is governed by an Executive Council appointed by the governor from amongst the elected members of the House of Assembly. The United Kingdom is responsible for the defence and foreign affairs of Anguilla.

Advantages of Anguilla Incorporation

• Major legislation in Anguilla:

       Anguilla's legislation is based on Common Law. The main regulations included:

• The International Business Company Act
• The Trust Companies and Offshore Banking Act
• Anti - Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Regulation
• Anguilla Foundation Act
• Mutual Funds Act

• No tax shall be declarable/payable
• Company name in Chinese is accpetable
• Submit annual returns is not required
• Information of shareholders and directors is not required to disclose 
• Standardized government fees: No matter how much the company's registered capital you have, government fees are single charges.

Corporate Requirments

Shareholders: An exempted company need to have one shareholder and shares can be issued in bearer or registered form. There is no requirement to file the details of shareholders on any public record.

Directors/ Officers: A minimum of one director is required and corporate directors are permitted. There is no requirment to file the details of shareholders on any public record.

Register of Members: A copy of the share register must be kept at the Registered Office commencing from the date of registration of the Company.