Anguilla: company formation
Under EU defensive measures
International Business Company · Americas
Updated on 3 November 2026 · Published under the responsibility of Jason Pivron, director · Who we are
IBC in Anguilla — company, registered office, banking file and annual upkeep, run by us, with a local correspondent where we have one.
Who this jurisdiction suits
- Fully digital register.
- Low maintenance cost.
- No direct taxation.
What it does not solve
- On the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions as at 9 October 2026.
- Banking from Europe all but closed.
Conditions to meet
Usual authorised capital, not a legal minimum
Usual time, from our files; to be checked.
Very difficult from Europe, because of the EU listing.
Anguilla appears on the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions as at 9 October 2026. Defensive measures apply. Incorporation on written operational justification only.
Our assessment for Anguilla; to be checked.
Not offered.
Our offer in Anguilla, internal catalogue.
Services and prices
Starting prices excluding tax, government fees included.
See the other 9 services in this jurisdiction
Firm price after the call: several shareholders, indirect ownership or a regulated activity change it.
Anguilla: what is specific to it
- 13% goods and services tax (GST) since 1 July 2022, applied by most businesses selling more than EC$300,000 a year. Source: ird.gov.ai (to be checked)
Reviewed on 30 September 2026.
Anguilla compared with Marshall Islands and Costa Rica
| Anguilla | Marshall Islands | Costa Rica | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Usual company form | IBC | IBC | SRL |
| Corporate taxation | 0 % | 0 % · widely used in ship registration | 30% (reduced rates for small companies) |
| Share capital | $50,000 | $50,000 | Not established |
| Incorporation time | 2–3 days | 1–2 days | About 3 days (CrearEmpresa platform) |
| Banking access | Difficult | Difficult | Demanding |
| Substance requirement | Real presence required | Necessary, but not sufficient on its own | Necessary, but not sufficient on its own |
| Our services | from 2,890 € | from 1,590 € | from 5,190 € |
To be checked against each profile. The page for Marshall Islands → · The page for Costa Rica →
Registered office and premises in Anguilla
From 1,490 €. Registered office service →
How it runs
- Scoping and identity verification
- Name reservation
- Filing and incorporation
- Delivery of the corporate file
- Account opening
For Anguilla, the usual time is 2–3 days.
Steps as recorded on 21 September 2026.
Group: International place of incorporation · Our fees → · What we do for you →
Company formation in Anguilla: frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to set up a company in Anguilla?
Company formation in Anguilla starts at 2,890 €, excluding tax. Firm quote before signature.
How long does it take to register a company in Anguilla?
About 2–3 days once the file is complete (usual time from our files; to be checked).
What is the corporate tax rate in Anguilla?
0 % (data as of 21 September 2026; source: gov.ai; to be checked). Not tax advice.
What share capital is usual in Anguilla?
$50,000: usual authorised capital, not a legal minimum; to be checked.
Why set up a company in Anguilla?
Fully digital register. Low maintenance cost. No direct taxation.
What are the drawbacks of a company in Anguilla?
On the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions as at 9 October 2026. Banking from Europe all but closed.
Anguilla or Marshall Islands or Costa Rica: where do our services start?
from 2,890 € in Anguilla; from 1,590 € in the Marshall Islands; from 5,190 € in Costa Rica, excluding tax.
Anguilla or Marshall Islands or Costa Rica: how does corporate tax compare?
Anguilla, 0 %; Marshall Islands, 0 % · widely used in ship registration; Costa Rica, 30% (reduced rates for small companies); to be checked.
Anguilla or Marshall Islands or Costa Rica: which is faster to register?
Anguilla in 2–3 days; Marshall Islands in 1–2 days; Costa Rica in About 3 days (CrearEmpresa platform), usual times.
Where these figures come from
Recorded on 21 September 2026; to be checked; banking and substance: our assessment. How we source these figures →