Corporate & International Business
Company formation, re-domiciliation, banking introduction, and the ongoing administration that keeps an international business compliant. Practical, substance-focused, and built to survive the questions an onshore tax authority will eventually ask.
What we hear from corporate clients
Three problems come up repeatedly — whether we are forming a new entity, taking over administration, or re-domiciling a company from another jurisdiction.
Onshore tax authorities, banks, and counterparties all want to see real Gibraltar substance — a registered office that actually operates, directors who are reachable, board meetings that take place, and documentation that survives scrutiny.
How our company-administration practice is set up →Bringing a company into Gibraltar — or moving it out — without breaking contracts, banking relationships, or the historical accounts. Most of the work is in the sequence, not the filings themselves.
Our re-domiciliation service →Banking is the single most common reason a corporate structure stalls. We make introductions, package the KYC, and stay with the application — but we will also tell you in the first conversation if a particular case is unlikely to bank here.
How our banking introduction works →What we do for corporate clients
Only the services a typical international corporate engages on. The full list is on What We Do.
Registered office, directors, secretarial, statutory filings, beneficial-ownership registration, and the day-to-day administration that demonstrates substance.
Why it matters here: The continuing service that most corporate engagements settle into.
Inbound and outbound continuance of companies between Gibraltar and other recognised jurisdictions — preserving the legal personality, contracts, and historical accounts.
Why it matters here: How most existing companies arrive at us — and occasionally how they leave.
Introductions to Gibraltar and selected international banks, with KYC packaging and direct liaison through the application process.
Why it matters here: The single most frequent reason corporate structures get stuck.
Financial statements, corporate tax filings under the territorial regime, payroll where applicable, VAT for relevant activities, and audit liaison.
Why it matters here: Where Gibraltar's territorial tax position is actually evidenced.
How we engage
Five stages from a first conversation to a working Gibraltar entity.
Why Gibraltar — from a corporate angle
Gibraltar's corporate regime is English company law with a Gibraltar overlay — the same Companies Act vocabulary an international counterparty already understands, applied by a small registry that returns filings inside working days. For a corporate structure that has to be explained to a bank, a counterparty, or an auditor, that familiarity has practical value.
Tax is territorial. A Gibraltar company pays Gibraltar corporate tax on income accruing in or derived from Gibraltar, and is outside the charge for genuinely foreign-source income — but only where the substance supports it. The headline rate is 12.5%, the rules are written down, and the territorial test is enforced rather than waved through. That is the regime we work inside, and the reason substance is not optional.
On the international side, Gibraltar adopted CRS, FATCA, and substance requirements voluntarily and early, and sits on the OECD white list. For a corporate group that will eventually be asked by an onshore authority where it is administered and why, those are the credentials that close the conversation.
Read more on Why Gibraltar →Who you will work with
Corporate engagements run through three roles — company administration, accounting and tax, and compliance. Names confirmed at onboarding.
Company administration
Head of Company Administration
Lead director — name to be confirmed
Accounting & tax
Head of Accounting & Tax
ACA / CTA — name to be confirmed
Compliance
Head of Compliance
GFSC-regulated — name to be confirmed
Named team members to be confirmed by the operator before launch (placeholder cards above).
Reading for corporate principals and their advisers
Company formation
What incorporating a Gibraltar company actually involves — documents, timelines, beneficial-ownership registration, and the substance question.
Re-domiciliation
Inbound and outbound continuance of companies into Gibraltar — when it is the right answer and how it is sequenced.
Banking
What banks in Gibraltar actually look for, the documents required, and the cases that are unlikely to be accepted.
Next step
An hour with a director and our company-administration lead. We will tell you whether the structure as planned will work in Gibraltar — and what we would do differently.
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