Is it feasible to register a New Zealand offshore company

No, New Zealand companies are not offshore companies in the first place, as early as 2015, the New Zealand Registration Office standardized the registration system, requiring at least one New Zealand director, and annual tax audit requirements (no zero tax declaration); In the past two years, shell companies have also been closed one after another.

Since the economic reform in 1984, New Zealand has become an open and rarely restrictive free economic and trade country, New Zealand has no financial and foreign exchange controls, and since then capital has been free and unrestricted. There is no limit on interest rates, tariffs are significantly reduced, and foreign-owned companies are allowed to purchase commercial, residential and industrial land; At the same time, capital surpluses or dividends can be freely remitted. Many investors choose to register a New Zealand company in order to obtain tax exemptions.

The island registration information is still relatively confidential, and there is no need to file a tax return in the future. New Zealand's lack of follow-up audit due to offshore operations is also the reason why many people are sought after.

Advantages of New Zealand company registration:

You can open a bank account in New Zealand.

To pay the annual return, the information is public, and the trusted surname is high.

If you are not operating in New Zealand, you are fully exempt from tax.

Property can be bought and sold in the name of a company.

It has a high international legal status, is protected by the Commonwealth**, and has an excellent surname.

New Zealand Company Registration Process:

Provide company name: The customer provides three company names for the company to select on the computer with the Companies Registry of New Zealand, generally any name can be selected, as long as it does not overlap.

Formal registration of the company: After receiving the information provided, the formal procedures will begin. Generally, it can be completed within 10 working days (except holidays), and once the company registration is completed, a fax copy (valid legal documents) of the registered company will be issued.

Pay the annual company registration** registration fee, confirm and update the company's registration information, issue the annual inspection certificate and guarantee the company's legal surname, and declare the annual accounting and tax records (tax exemption for overseas and non-business reporting).

1. Common New Zealand company methods: shares****. The shareholders of the company share the right to use and profit according to the amount of capital contributed by the company, and assume the responsibility of a limited liability company;

2. Registered capital of New Zealand company: The first department of New Zealand has no limit on the registered capital of the company, and the company applies for a total registered share capital of at least 100 New Zealand dollars;

3. New Zealand company directors and company shareholders: The Company Law of 1993 requires that the application for registration of a company must only have one company shareholder and one director, and there is no nationality restriction. Shareholders and directors may be held by the same person;

5. Financial report: The company must compile a financial report every year;

6. New Zealand corporate tax number: apply for corporate tax number and sales service tax number (GST) at the tax office;

7. Annual examination of New Zealand companies: In accordance with the "New Zealand Company Law", limited liability companies and shares should apply for the "annual inspection report of the company" to participate in the annual examination of the company. The New Zealand International Exchange Centre (CIAC) provides your company's annual audit service, which includes the annual inspection report of the company.

To register a New Zealand company, the following conditions need to be met:

Company name: New Zealand companies can choose their names freely, and they can add words such as country or region name, group, investment, etc. The end of the company is limited or the limb is ltd;

Shareholder Director: New Zealand companies require at least 1 director and 1 shareholder, which can be the same person, and there is no nationality restriction (provide ID or passport);

Registered address: The registered address of a New Zealand company is required to be a physical address in New Zealand, which can be the address of a lawyer or accounting firm. (If necessary, our company can assist in processing).

Registered capital: New Zealand** has no restrictions on the registered capital of a company, and investors are free to enter into it. The minimum registered share capital of the company is NZ$100.

Business scope: The business scope of the New Zealand company is very broad and generally not restricted.

Hello, the New Zealand company registration conditions are very simple, you need a local resident of New Zealand as a director, a shareholder, the shareholder can resist the empty field to be a natural person who shouts Chang.

It can be a legal person, as long as you are at least 18 years old, any nationality is acceptable, and provide a local address in New Zealand as the registered address of the company.

To contact Eagle Fly International to provide you, and then prepare the New Zealand company name, registered capital of at least NZ$100, shareholders and directors information (passport.

and proof of address to be translated into English) and share allotment documents.

The specific process of registering a New Zealand company, submit the prepared New Zealand company name and shareholder information to our company, and our company will inquire about the company for you free of charge.

Whether the name of the company is available, then sign the power of attorney and pay the required fees, provide at least one shareholder's valid ID card, passport or address proof, provide the name of the director shareholder for the client to confirm the signature, and then provide the scanned copy to the company, and after signing, our company arranges to submit it to the New Zealand Companies Registry.

It usually takes about 10 working days for a New Zealand company to be established. Hope it helps.

Registration information, the company must have the financial conditions to register the company. Furthermore, we ask for personal information and meet this condition of a New Zealand company. to register.

New Zealand company registration process.

The procedure for registering a company in New Zealand is as follows:

1.Register and reserve the company name.

The business name needs to be registered by **, but before that, you must make sure that the chosen name is not in use. So the name of the company should be different. The company has at least one shareholder, one director, and has a registered office.

2.Get a New Zealand business number.

The next step will be to obtain a New Zealand Business Number (NZBN). It's a unique identity of the business that can help others you work with.

3.Submit the application form for registration of the company.

The application** is submitted to the appropriate authorities along with supporting documents. The application will be processed by the New Zealand department responsible for company registration.

4.Obtain the Certificate of Incorporation.

If the submitted application and documents are approved by the department, then it will issue a Certificate of Incorporation.

5.Get a sales tax register.

Obtaining an income tax and GST license or certificate from the Inland Revenue Department is a requirement to do business in New Zealand after completing the registration process.

It should be noted that after the company is established, whether it has started business or not, whether it is an overseas company or not, it needs to submit an annual return to the Registrar of Companies every year after that, which is not a financial statement, but an annual update of public information about the company, including company address, director information, share changes, etc. If the annual examination is not completed in time, the company will be forcibly deregistered by the Companies Registry.

1. Common company methods: shares****.

2. Note the capital of the section book: The New Zealand ** department does not have any restrictions on the company's registered capital, and the company applies for a total registered share capital of at least 100 New Zealand dollars.

3. Directors and shareholders of the company: According to the requirements of the Company Law of 1993, the application for registration of a company must only have one shareholder and one director, without any restriction on nationality. The shareholder directors can be the same person.

5. Financial report: The company must compile a financial report every year, 6. Company tax number: apply for a company tax number and sales service tax number (GST) at the tax bureau.

1.Common New Zealand company method: shares****. The shareholders of the company share the right to use and profit according to the amount of their capital contribution, and assume the responsibility of a limited liability company.

2.Registered capital of New Zealand Company Huai Bureau: There is no limit on the registered capital of the company, and the total share capital of the company is at least 100 New Zealand dollars.

3.New Zealand Company Directors Company Shareholders: The Companies Act 1993 requires that a company must only have one company shareholder and one director to apply for registration, and there is no nationality requirement. Shareholders and directors may be held by the same person;

5.Financial report: Every year, the company must prepare a financial report, 6New Zealand Company Tax Identification Number: Apply for a Corporate Tax Identification Number and Sales Services Tax Identification Number (GST) at the Inland Revenue Department.

7.New Zealand company annual review: In accordance with the New Zealand Company Law, limited liability company companies and shares**** should apply for the "company annual inspection report" to participate in the company's annual review.

The New Zealand International Exchange Centre (CIC) provides you with an annual audit service that includes the annual inspection report.

Registering a company in New Zealand is very simple and the whole process is online.

First, you'll need a New Zealand or Australian address.

Shareholders and legal representatives are clarified, and shareholders can answer hail to concurrently serve as legal representatives.

Email address number of shareholders and legal representatives, ** number, national dispersal nationality, passport number, contact address.

Proof of address, first page of passport**, personal**.

Company name. Cover the start-up costs.

Sign the Power of Attorney and the documents for setting up the company.

1.Company name, only English name is accepted, please provide 1 main name, 2 spare dry shirt pure name. The company name ends with "Limited."”；

2.Determine the scope of the company's business operations;

Note: At least one local director is required

According to the relevant tax laws of New Zealand, all profits and income tax income of New Zealand residents and companies are taxable, but business expenses, buildings, plant and equipment depreciation can be taxed.

The basic tax rate is 33 for New Zealand domestic companies, non-domestic companies and branches established in New Zealand by overseas companies. However, if a non-domestic company remits its profits out of New Zealand, it will be subject to a profit tax rate of 30% on a case-by-case basis.

Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a consumption tax levied on a very broad basis at a rate of . This tax is payable on all goods and services supplied within New Zealand, with only the provision of finance (such as loans), rental housing and the export of goods exempt from tax.

There are no exchange controls in New Zealand, no restrictions on the repatriation of capital and earnings from foreign investors in New Zealand to their home countries, and no restrictions on the exchange of overseas loans, dividends, profits, interest, management fees, loan repayments and repatriation of arrears.

The legal tender of New Zealand is the New Zealand dollar, and 1 New Zealand dollar is equal to the US dollar.