Saint Lucia Company Formation for Holding Companies
Hold shares, IP, real estate, or investments through a tax-efficient Saint Lucia IBC or LLC — with strong privacy and a stable common-law framework.
Built for holding companies
Hold assets efficiently
Own shares, intellectual property, real estate, or investment portfolios through a single entity.
No tax on foreign income
Dividends, royalties, and gains from foreign sources are not taxed in Saint Lucia.
Privacy & asset protection
Shareholder details are not public, supporting confidentiality and asset protection.
IBC or LLC flexibility
Choose the structure that best fits your holding and succession goals.
Why Saint Lucia
How it works
Structure
We design the holding structure around your assets and goals.
Incorporate
Form the IBC or LLC with the right constitution.
Transfer
Move assets into the structure with proper documentation.
Maintain
Ongoing compliance and corporate governance handled for you.
Saint Lucia Holding Companies
A holding company centralises ownership of your shares, intellectual property, real estate, and investments in one efficient, protected entity. A Saint Lucia IBC or LLC is ideal: 0% tax on foreign-sourced dividends, royalties, and gains, no capital gains or inheritance tax on foreign assets, strong privacy, and a stable common-law framework.
Structure for protection and succession
We design the holding structure around your assets and long-term goals — including succession and asset-protection considerations — choose between an IBC and an LLC, and handle incorporation, asset transfer documentation, and ongoing governance.
Common questions
Can a Saint Lucia company hold shares in other companies?
Yes. A Saint Lucia IBC or LLC is well-suited as a holding vehicle for shares, intellectual property, real estate, and investment portfolios, with no tax on foreign-sourced dividends, royalties, or gains.
IBC or LLC for a holding company?
Both work. An IBC suits straightforward share/asset holding; an LLC offers operating-agreement flexibility useful for joint ventures and succession planning. We advise on the best fit.
Is foreign investment income taxed?
No. Foreign-sourced dividends, royalties, and capital gains are not taxed in Saint Lucia under the territorial system.
Saint Lucia for other businesses
Ready to get started?
Tell us about your business and we'll recommend the best structure — free, no obligation.
