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GlobalTrust.Co with the corporate headquarter in the Netherlands and outspread in various jurisdictions worldwide, is the first address where distinguished international entrepreneurs knock on the door, to get access to global resources and sophisticated business solutions from a single contact point.
GLOBAL INCORPORATION
Going global is a necessity and not a choice to ponder. Organisations with global mindset need a corporate service provider with country-specific business knowledge, multidisciplinary experience and professional synergy in all sectors to invest and operate seamlessly beyond borders.
ONCALL.COMPANY
Without having to deal with the costs and time constraints of running an own company beyond borders, invoice and easily get paid through the ‘Oncall.Company’ powered by GlobalTrust.Co.
GLOBAL BANK ACCOUNTS
Opening corporate accounts has become increasingly difficult; get up to date advise about the most favorable bank alternatives and support by the application process.
GLOBAL TAX MANAGEMENT
Consider tax at a global level, let professionals tackle tax matters from all sides to arrive at the best possible answers for beyond border transactions with truly integrated solutions.
FOREIGN TRADE & INVEST
Exclusive investment and foreign-trade consultancy with advantageous procurement and distribution resources along cross-border debt collection and liabilities management services.
E-COMMERCE & PAYMENTS
Smart e-commerce modeling in today’s borderless digital world, with optimised web development and global payment gateway integration empower e-commerce companies to grow.
RESIDENCE AND CITIZENSHIP
Attractive immigration programs and opportunities for getting residence or alternative passport secure the future and increase mobility of the globally minded people with generations to come.
LET’S MEET ONLINE !
An online meeting with GlobalTrust.Co consultants is the next best thing to actually being with us.
Take the chance to consult one-on-one with global incorporation, business and tax veterans !
GlobalTrust.Co is the first address where clients with multilateral projects knock on the door with its international accumulation, professional network and business diversity; understands the big picture in the entrepreneur’s mind, opens his business intelligence and horizons, generates the most appropriate structures and complete solutions beyond borders, provides the know-how with all-in-all needed for execution.
GlobalTrust.Co goes where the clients’ business takes them with an ensured organisational presence wherever professional support is required, provides all-round-services by establishing companies beyond borders and supports to carry business operations with strategic road maps and solutions.
The Netherlands, which is the HQ location of GlobalTrust.Co ranks third in the Forbes ‘Best Countries for Doing Business’ list, while second in the world in terms of economic stability according to KPMG’s report.
The OECD Better Life Index notes that the Dutch have the best work/life balance among developed countries. It is the most English speaking country in the world, although it is not the mother tongue, it is the favorite location of CEOs in international corporations with its robust and liberal law, commercial legislation, transparent and non-bribery bureaucracy.
It is the fifth most competitive and second most innovative economy according to the Global Innovation Index. Having an entrepreneurial spirit, the Netherlands is the seventh largest foreign investor country in the world, surpassing Germany and France in foreign investment.
In the ‘Good Country Index’, which examines and ranks the states in 35 different criteria, the Netherlands with a population of 17 million takes the lead as the ‘Best Country’. The Netherlands is the fifth largest exporter in the world, ahead of larger economies such as England and Italy in international trade, the second largest exporter of agricultural products in the world after the USA, which is 270 times larger than itself.
Amsterdam Schiphol is the fourth largest airport in Europe, while its sea port Rotterdam is the largest in Europe and the third in the world (we can say the first if you put aside the Asian giants Shanghai and Singapore).
The Dutch workforce is highly educated, most employees speak more than one foreign language, and are among the world’s leading in hourly work production performance. Providing serious infrastructure and significant support to Start-Ups, the Netherlands also stands out as the fastest growing country of Start-Ups in the Financial Times FT1000 list.
Not only are they creative in art like van Gogh, but Dutch engineers, who started from microscope and found many indispensable technologies of our lives such as WiFi, CD, DVD and Bluetooth in the past years, are currently busy with advances in the field of ‘photonics’ and developing quantum computers.
While the country, whose land is mostly below sea level, has been dealing with the sea for centuries, it is as if this geographical difficulty has given them a cooperative approach to problem solving. It should be noted that before the word ‘engineer’ was coined, the Dutch built a resilient urbanization infrastructure.
According to statistics, the Dutch are the happiest people in the world. Is it because they live in the greenest cities in the world and are the most cycling society? By the way, let’s not forget that Amsterdam is the safest city in Europe according to the ‘Safest Cities Index (SCI)’ report.
The United Kingdom offers a robust, business-friendly environment to reliably expand, trade and invest. The UK is one of the most successful economies in the world and is built on strong foundations. It is ranked as the 3rd largest economy in the world. It is one of the most straightforward countries to register a company.
More than 50% of the UK exports go to EU countries. Within the EU, Britain also benefited from trade deals between the EU and other world powers (now including Canada and Japan, which have both concluded free-trade deals with the EU since the UK voted to leave).
UK Agency Limited structure is an interesting vehicle for international trade that provides a total UK presence whilst allowing for maximum tax-efficient profit. A UK Company is set up to act as an Agent for a low-tax jurisdiction company and charges a small percentage for the service – which allows for the rest of all profit to be paid out from UK without any taxation.
UK LLP offers the advantage of limited liability but the flow-through characteristics of a partnership for tax purposes. The structure is ‘fiscally transparent’ – meaning that the members of the Partnership (and not the Partnership itself) are taxed on any profits of the LLP.
When it comes to the United Arab Emirates, one of the prior corporate locations of GlobalTrust.Co clients, we are talking about a country of expats thinking big and fast with a zero crime rate, where people from around 200 different countries live and only 11% of the population of less than 10 million are UAE citizens (and only 28% are women).
Dubai, the largest of the 7 Emirates and the trademark of the country, does not live on oil as it is thought. Tourism, finance, logistics etc. enriched with different sectors and is one of the world’s top 3 big re-export centers. Dubai, the third re-export center of the world, is a tax haven trade metropolis with its ‘0’ Taxed companies and Free Zones. Currency Dirham is fixed at 1 USD=3.67 AED.
It should come as no surprise that Guinness Records has a permanent office in the country that has broken the world’s records for being the world’s most …… in 190 different subjects. When we say record, should we talk about the magnificent Burj Khalifa, which is 828 meters high and is worth three Eiffel towers in a row; It is such an architectural structure that, for example, if it were in Germany, it would be visible from a French city 95 km away. As such, 36 workers can clean their shining windows in just three months. If you ask what else there is, for example, the world’s largest flower garden, Dubai Miracle Garden with 45 million flowers.
You can stay in the world’s first 7-star hotel, Burj Al Arab, after shopping at Dubai Mall, which is the world’s largest and most visited shopping mall. By the way, don’t be surprised if a Ferrari or Aston Martin police car passes by you on your way to the driverless, fully automated Dubai Metro stop.
The next day cannot be complete without visiting the country’s capital, Abu Dhabi, and seeing its serene beauty. When you stop by the magnificent Sheikh Zayed mosque, although the unique snow-white marbles (Macedonian origin) in the courtyard catch your eye, the world’s largest hand-woven carpet (Iranian work) with 5630 m2 in the mosque will surely relax you.
Malta is located halfway between Africa and Europe and the perfect geographical location for making inroads into the EU, the Middle East and Africa, gained independence from the UK in 1964, after 160 years of British rule.
Out of 236 countries Malta ranks 204th in size, and the smallest in the European Union. It is the world’s tenth smallest and fifth most densely populated country. Malta’s capital Valletta, was the first ever planned city in Europe. there are 3 times more tourists than there are residents on the Maltese islands!
Malta has also been described as the country with the best climate in the world by International Living. It was also voted the best place to retire too!
Malta is cheaper than most other EU countries when it comes to labour, although it has a low cost of living it has a high standard of living. Malta’s workforce is highly educated.
Malta offers immeasurable opportunities to international companies setting up businesses on its shores, such as borderless access to the rest of the EU, open trade and a unified currency, the Euro.
The whole Maltese tax system is geared to attract global investment and the brightest of innovators, investors and entrepreneurs. By the way Malta became a haven for game providers.
The Corporate tax set up is that of 35% which can be reduced to between 0-5%. Rates can be refunded due to various schemes related to shareholders not being a tax resident of Malta whereas the country has double tax treaty agreements with over 70 States.
EU and EURO member Estonia, whose official language is Estonian, is spoken in English, Russian, Finnish, and German, and it has the largest number of startups, the most mobile phone users (on the other hand, the most supermodels in the world by population !!!) It is one of the cleanest countries in the world where public transportation is free.
Skype was born Estonia has an e-government in the full sense of the word and is the first country in the world to vote online. The digital Estonian identity, which is offered to all citizens of the world with the e-Residence application, gives foreign entrepreneurs the opportunity to establish an online company.
Estonia is an exciting financial center with its low tax opportunities for non-resident businesses. It has become one of the most prosperous countries since its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
All undistributed corporate profits are tax exempt. This exemption covers both active (e.g. trading) and passive (e.g. dividends, interest, royalties) types of income. It also covers capital gains from the sale of all types of assets, including shares, securities, and immovable property. This tax regime is available to Estonian resident companies and permanent establishments of non-resident companies that are registered in Estonia.
Bahrain, choosed years ago for the Asian HQ of GlobalTrust.Co, has a track record as a modern international business economy stretching back several decades. Its liberal attitude to foreign investment has helped make it the fastest growing economy in the Arab world.
‘The Index of Economic Freedom’ published by The Wall Street Journal and The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank which evaluates 178 countries in four broad policy areas that affect economic freedom: rule of law; limited government; regulatory efficiency; and open markets.
Bahrain ranks 18th globally and is the only country from the MENA region to feature in the Top 20. Progress in Financial, Investment and Labor freedoms have helped the Kingdom transform itself into a competitive trade and financial hub.
Bahrain is the first country in the region offering 100% foreign ownership of business assets and real estate in most sectors as well as free repatriation of capital. Bahrain imposes no taxes on personal income; Most companies are not subject to corporation tax. Financial services sector has been thriving for 40 years and was recently judged the Gulf’s most sophisticated financial market. Unlike any other Gulf country, Bahrain has a fully liberalised telecommunication sector.
Low costs are another important advantage of Bahrain. Basic costs such as rents for offices and industrial land are lower than elsewhere in the region. Bahrain’s workforce is the most educated and skilled in the Gulf.
Bahrain’s ideal location, small market size and political stability is boosting confidence amongst property investors. A lot of Saudis, Qataris and Kuwaitis consider and want to make Bahrain their second home as it’s easier to predict the market here compared to Saudi Arabia where the market is huge and Dubai, where the market is overly populated.
