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Nominee Director and Shareholder for Marshall Islands Companies

Protect your personal identity with a professional nominee director and/or shareholders while having total control of your Marshall Islands IBC company with a secure nominee agreement.

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Adds an extra layer to your identity protection

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Secured interests with a Power of Attorney (PoA)

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Professional nominees to accompany you

Nominee Director and Shareholder for Marshall Islands Companies

Nominee Director/Shareholder Service

Remote

Remote

Local nominees are available for you remotely worldwide.

Privacy

Privacy

Utmost personal identity protection and privacy solution

Compliance

Compliance

Comply with regulatory needs and annual form filings.

Affordable

Affordable

Professional nominee service at a very affordable cost.

Who is a Nominee?

The Nominee Director and Nominee Shareholder is a third party whose name will appear on the Marshall Islands company's formation paperwork as well as in documents submitted to the Registrar of Companies of the Marshall Islands, ensuring your real identity is kept private and confidential.

  • Why do you need a Nominee Director and/or a Nominee Shareholder?

  • Your personal information can be protected from being revealed in Marshall Islands government documents and public records.

  • An atmosphere of security and discretion is fostered by this additional layer of confidentiality and privacy.

  • Achieve the ability to manage operations and make crucial business decisions while enjoying the essence of total privacy.

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Nominees for offshore companies

Find out the benefits and reasons to use a nominee director and/or nominee shareholder for your Marshall Islands company

Residency requirements

Residency requirements

Nominees fulfil residency obligations as they enable Marshallese presence without physical residency, simplifying operations and meeting local regulations for certain industries that require resident directors or shareholders.

Enhanced Privacy

Enhanced Privacy

Nominees shield beneficial owners' identities, safeguarding personal information from public records. This layer of confidentiality ensures privacy and protects sensitive details like addresses and contact information.

Ownership Structure

Ownership Structure

Nominees offer flexibility in ownership arrangements, allowing beneficial owners to tailor their company's structure to meet specific business objectives. This adaptability enhances operational efficiency and strategic planning.

Professional Expertise

Professional Expertise

Nominees bring credibility and professionalism to the company. Leveraging their expertise, beneficial owners benefit from industry knowledge and Marshall Islands insights, enhancing overall business operations.

Enhanced security

Enhanced security

Nominees provide a layer of security for sensitive transactions or intellectual property protection. Their involvement can mitigate risks associated with certain business activities, safeguarding valuable assets and interests.

Peace of Mind

Peace of Mind

Beneficial owners enjoy peace of mind knowing that nominees handle administrative and legal matters. With nominees managing specific tasks, owners can focus on core business activities, ensuring total compliance.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions on the usage of a nominee director and/or nominee shareholder for Marshall Islands IBC formation and ongoing management

Are nominee director and nominee shareholder services legal in the Marshall Islands?

Yes, nominee director and nominee shareholder services are legal and widely used for Marshall Islands IBCs. Nominee directors and shareholders act as placeholders, shielding the identities of the true beneficial owners (UBOs) from public records. This can be particularly advantageous for individuals or businesses seeking to maintain a degree of privacy in their financial affairsNominee directors, with their expertise in Marshall Islands corporate law and regulations, can ensure your IBC adheres to all legal requirements. This can be especially helpful for foreign business owners unfamiliar with the jurisdiction's specific regulations.Nominee services can streamline company formation and ongoing administrative tasks, particularly if the beneficial owners are located outside the Marshall Islands.It's important to note that while nominee arrangements offer privacy, Marshall Islands law requires following Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations. This means nominee service providers must conduct thorough due diligence on beneficial owners to prevent their services from being misused for illegal activities.

Are nominee arrangements disclosed to authorities in the Marshall Islands?

Although nominee directors and shareholders appear on public records, the identities of the beneficial owners are not typically disclosed. However, nominee service providers are required to maintain a register of beneficial ownership information. This register, containing details of the true owners, must be made available to authorized authorities upon request, ensuring transparency and compliance with AML/KYC regulations.

Can I change or remove a nominee director or shareholder in the Marshall Islands?

Yes, you can generally change or remove a nominee director or shareholder for your Marshall Islands IBC. The process typically involves following the procedures outlined in the company's articles of association and the nominee service agreement. You'll need to provide the nominee service provider with written instructions and complete any necessary paperwork to ensure a smooth transition.

Do nominees have any control over my Marshall Islands IBC?

No, nominee directors and shareholders do not have any actual control over the company's assets or operations. They serve in a fiduciary capacity, acting according to the instructions provided by the beneficial owners. Nominee agreements clearly define the roles and responsibilities of the nominees, ensuring they act in the best interests of the company and its true owners.

To clarify again, nominees cannot act as ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs) and Vepapu does not offer such arrangements.

How do nominee services affect taxation for Marshall Islands IBCs?

Nominee services themselves don't directly impact the taxation of Marshall Islands IBCs. The Marshall Islands offer significant tax benefits, including exemption from corporate income tax, capital gains tax, and withholding tax (for non-resident shareholders and directors). However, the tax implications for a company ultimately depend on its residency status, the source of its income, and the tax laws of the jurisdictions where it conducts business and where the beneficial owners reside.

Do nominee directors or nominee shareholders have access to Marshellese IBC funds or assets?

No, nominee directors and shareholders typically do not have access to company funds. Their role is limited to specific administrative functions, such as signing official documents or attending board meetings, as directed by the beneficial owners. Nominee service agreements clearly define the limitations of their access to company finances.

Can I get a nominee arrangement for any type of business?

Nominee services are generally not offered for companies involved in high-risk activities or those potentially associated with money laundering, tax evasion, or other illegal purposes. Reputable nominee service providers adhere to strict compliance standards and only engage in lawful and ethical business practices. We adhere to strict compliance standards and ethical practices, refraining from engaging in activities that could compromise regulatory integrity or contribute to illicit financial activities.

How does the use of a nominee director benefit my offshore IBC in the Marshall Islands?

Nominee directors shield the identity of the beneficial owner, protecting their privacyNominee directors with experience in Marshall Islands corporate governance can ensure your company complies with relevant regulationsNominee directors can handle administrative tasks and represent the company in official capacities, freeing you to focus on core business activities.

Can I appoint both a nominee director and a nominee shareholder for my IBC?

Yes, it's common for offshore companies to appoint both nominee directors and nominee shareholders to safeguard the privacy and anonymity of beneficial owners of Marshall Islands companies. This dual appointment allows for comprehensive protection of the owner's identity while ensuring compliance with local corporate governance requirements.

What are the costs associated with nominee services for Marshall Islands companies?

Fees for nominee services in the Marshall Islands start at around US$ 1,500 per year per nominee and they vary depending on the citizenship of the nominee, nature of your business, and level of service required. They may be structured as security deposits, one-time setup fees, annual retainer fees, and transaction-based fees. We will ensure that the charges are transparent and affordable.

What documents are required to appoint a nominee director/shareholder for Marshallese IBCs?

To appoint a nominee director/shareholder for a Marshall Islands offshore company, you typically need a completed nominee service agreement. This agreement outlines the rights, responsibilities, and limitations of the nominee arrangement. In addition to this, identification documents (ID) and proof of address for the beneficial owner(s) are required. This is required to comply with AML/KYC regulations. You will also need to provide company formation documents. These may include the company's articles of association and memorandum of association. Further documentation may be needed to comply with AML/KYC regulations.

Are nominee director/shareholder services confidential?

Yes, confidentiality is a key aspect of nominee services. Vepapu adheres to strict confidentiality protocols and legal obligations to safeguard the identities and information of beneficial owners. Formal agreements outlining the commitment to confidentiality between the nominee, and the beneficial o robust data security practices to protect the privacy of beneficial owner information.

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