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Services - Quick Overview
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Incorporation,
structuring, and administration of Madeira companies set
up within the Services Sector of the Madeira International
Business Centre. |
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Registration of
vessels, yachts and ships. |
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Management of shipping
companies. |
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Double tax treaty
planning. |
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Specialist advice
regarding the use of Madeira's free trade zone. |
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Day-to-day company
administration including opening and operating bank accounts,
issuing invoices, VAT management, accounting and bookkeeping
services. |
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Key Advantages of this Office
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Established in
1989. |
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Madeira's leading
management company. |
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Employs 40 legal
and accounting professionals. |
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Holds a large stock
of shelf companies licensed before the 31st of December
2000. |
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Provides specialist
local advice and services for tax practitioners and their
clients. |
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Provides business
introductions and services relating to companies looking
to establish a physical presence in Madeira. |
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Provides advice
and assistance offered to industrial companies looking
to set up an industrial project in the Industrial Zone
of the Madeira IBC to benefit from various tax advantages. |
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Madeira Management
Companhia Limitada is licensed by the Sociedade de Desenvolvimento
da Madeira. |
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About Madeira
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Madeira's fiscal,
corporate, commercial and legal environment has turned
the island into a proven gateway for inward investment,
finance, and trade with Europe and Portugal's treaty partners. |
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The lowest VAT
in the EU (currently 15%) makes Madeira the ideal location
for setting up Internet Delivered Services Companies or
their Subsidiaries. |
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Madeira Companies
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Companies licensed
before 31 December 2000 (and deriving their profit outside
of Portugal), are exempt from corporate taxation on profit. |
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Companies licensed
after 31 December 2000 benefit from a new tax regime which
establishes a minimum taxation of 1% in 2003 and 2004,
2% in 2005 and 2006 and 3% in 2007 until 2011. These new
licenses are also subject to certain other limitations. |
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Properly structured,
Madeira companies may be used for:
- Holding investments.
- Invoicing and trading operations.
- Accessing Portugal's double tax treaty network.
- Utilising the EU parent subsidiary directive.
- Holding intellectual property.
- Owning commercial and residential properties.
- Shipping and yacht registration.
- Internet delivered services.
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