The share capital of a Belize IBC has a standard value of 50,000 $ and it is divided into shares of equal value. This capital is one of the main requirements for foreign investors who wish to open a company in Belize.
Our team of agents who specialize in Belize company formation can help you follow through with these requirements and start your business as soon as possible.
The share capital or the authorized capital of the International Business Company is one of the aspects that need to be taken into consideration by investors who wish to open an offshore company in Belize.
The following list outlines the most important requirements for these types of companies, including the needed minimum capital:
The share capital of an offshore company in Belize has, as stated above, a usual value of 50,000 US $ and it is divided into equal shares of 1 US$ each. These shares can be issued with par value or without and upon incorporation at least one share must be issued.
The law allows for great flexibility in terms of company share capital in Belize. There are no mandatory requirements for the fixed amount of 50,000 US$, however, in practice, this amount is advantageous for investors as the share capital will influence the payable fees to the Government upon the incorporation of the company. For example, the fee is higher if the company has no par value shares than when it has an authorized capital of 50,000 US$.
If you are interested in starting a company, we can assist you with more than details about the share capital and the other requirements for the Belizean IBC. Our team can also tell you more about the available permits for those who intend to immigrate to Belize (starting with remaining in the country for six months or more). Several conditions apply, including having a minimum annual income, so be sure to ask us more about the requirements.
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