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Gibraltar Offshore Banks list

Gibraltar offers you more than 30 diferents international banks wich offers Offshore company Incorporation Management, Banking, Virtual Office, etc. Here you can find the electronical adress of all this banks.

Offshore Banking List in Panamá

Abbey National Treasury International Limited
Limited Edition special deposti offshore capital guaranteed savings & growth account.
ABN·AMRO
The global banking group for your business and private financial needs.
Lloyds TSB
Personal, Private and Business banking, Internet Banking, current accounts, savings and investments, ...
CommerzaBank
Commerzbank is one of the leading German banks with office in Gibraltar.
Jyske Bank
Jyske Bank Private Banking is a division of the Jyske Bank Group, the third largest bank in Denmark. Serving over 35,000 private banking clients in more than 135 countries.
SG Private Banking
SG Hambros is a private bank providing a comprehensive wealth management service. Banking, trust services, investment management & financial planning. E-banking

Offshore Company Registration in Panamá

WSR Corporation
Gibraltar Incorporation: world leaders for company formation services
Fidelity Corporate Services
Offshore company Incorporation Management, Banking, Virtual Office
LCG International
Company formation Non Resident Companies. Tax, Legal, Financial, Corporate services, trust and financial, ...

Notes about income taxes in Gibraltar

Gibraltar is one of the first European financial centre to introduce the exempt company as an offshore holding vehicle, and its unique status among IOFCs in relation to the EU makes it the jurisdiction of choice for certain types of investor or trader: there are over 60,000 companies registered in Gibraltar - more than two per inhabitant - many of them being exempt.
Although residents of Gibraltar pay reasonably high income taxes, and there is estate duty, there are several tax-efficient mechanisms for making investments through Gibraltar.

Non-residents are taxable on their income received in Gibraltar, but not if it is channelled through a trust or an exempt company. Also bank interest is exempt from tax, although the EU's Savings Tax Directive, which came into effect in July, 2005, means that payments of interest and other savings returns made to EU citizens are reported totheir home tax authorities.
Credit Institutions and their supervised subsidiary companies are allowed to deal in foreign currency.

e-Commerce

Gibraltar has an excellent business infrastructure with good telecommunications; this coupled with the widespread use of the English language and a legal system largely based on English law makes the island a very convenient and effective business base.

There is a good range of professional services in Gibraltar, particularly for the banking, trust management and mutual fund sectors. The Government has understood the importance of e-commerce for the future of international business and is making a determined attempt to become a centre of e-commerce development.