Offshore company

Offshore definition

Totally exporting companies are considered non-resident (offshore) when the capital is held at least 66% by non-Tunisian or foreign residents by means of importing foreign currency

We then say that a company is "offshore" when it has established its head office in a country in which it does not carry out any activity and whose directors are not resident there

Benefits

  • Banking secrecy is respected
  • Only one person necessary (even foreigner) to constitute the company
  • 10% corporation tax
  • 10% tax on dividends not reinvested, no income or dividend tax will be paid to the country of origin under the double taxation agreement
  • Purchase and sale with VAT suspension
  • Agreement on the avoidance of double taxation between European and Maghreb countries and Tunisia
  • Between 0% and 16.57% rate of employers’ social security contribution for employees
  • No social charges for the self-employed manager
  • A wage cost significantly lower than in Europe (minimum wage in Tunisia = € 133.35)
  • A minimum capital of 500 euros to constitute a company (the capital is not blocked)
  • Dividend transfer guarantee
  • Register your company in 72 hours
  • Several withdrawal methods are available (international card, Swift transfer, etc.)
  • No limits on transactions abroad
  • Remote bank account management services
  • Possibility of opening bank accounts in foreign currency or convertible dinarse

If you are a foreign or non-resident Tunisian investor and you want a business address in Tunisia to boost your business or your project, do not hesitate ...

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