Liberian Companies
Companies in the Republic of Liberia are regulated by a variety of laws. The corporate laws of Liberia were promulgated over 50 years ago to provide an offshore jurisdiction for ship owners and the international financial community. LISCR has been appointed by the Government of Liberia as its agent, to manage the corporate registry, and to act as the sole registered agent for corporations registered in Liberia, but having their place of business elsewhere. The corporate registry is managed by LISCR from Vienna, Virginia in the US and an office in Zurich, Switzerland.
There are two income tax treaties with Sweden and West Germany in force.
Additionally, Liberia as a corporate jurisdiction is on OECD’s white-list of countries that have substantially implemented tax transparency and meet the internationally agreed tax standard.
Read more about Liberian Companies: Shipping Companies, Documentation, Subscription Rights, Accounts, Fees, Bank Secrecy Laws, Doing Business or Living in Liberia
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