Norman Islands and Maine

 

Norman Islands are the group of islands between England and France. They are an independent and self-guided country. In connection with their unique location they grew into the important center of offshores' bank transactions for the European and international clients. Many large worlds participating bank have the branches here. Only two from eight islands appear as tax-free zones - Jersey and Guinea. The bank accounts are easily opened by an individual person, by a representative or by mail. Creation of corporations, and reputation of islands in relation to secrecy, prudence and confidentiality is also easy well grounded. There is no control on an exchange, import and export of currency by non-residential companies. Islands have modern facilities of telecommunications, all air trips pass through London or Paris.

An island Maine is a small island between England and Ireland, and is the British domain, but uses the large degree of autonomy, which allows it for functioning as tax-free zone. Bank secrecy is provided by the English common law, and corporate confidentiality is regulated by Law about Consolidation of Companies. There is no currency control. The same as in other tax-free zone, о. Maine has the excellent systems of communications. The air-connection passes through England and Ireland. As well as on Bermuda, laws provide the especially attractive terms of creation and functioning of branches of insurance companies. Corporations on the Island Maine are cheap and it is easily to acquire them, in this connection they are often used only for opened bank accounts elsewhere of world with the respectable corporate name.