Our Panama company formation fee includes everything required to register your business: legal consultation, filing of necessary documents with the Panama government, obtaining your Incorporation Certificate, and company registration with the Panama Business Registry.

Our most popular service is a Company Kit that includes all documents required for your business operations, such as articles of incorporation and shareholder agreements, and resident agent. Additional services, like nominee directors and fiscal address, are available for an extra fee.

No, we pride ourselves on transparent pricing. At the beginning of the process, we send out a detailed proposal that includes everything you need to know – and the price we quote for Panama company formation is the price you pay. We make sure you are aware of any potential additional fees upfront, such as those for nominee directors or virtual office services. Our goal is to ensure that there are no surprises during the process.

No worries! We offer flexible payment options for all our clients, with part payment required upon start and the rest when the process is complete. You can always choose to pay in installments, depending on the services you require. Our team will work with you to create a payment plan that fits your budget while ensuring that your Panama business formation proceeds without delay.

A word of caution: Please mind that starting a company is a big responsibility, which will require attention to future spending for things such as taxes, employee costs, and operational costs.  

By registering your company in Panama, you can take advantage of the tax exemptions available to international businesses. Panama does not tax foreign-source income, so if your company operates abroad, you won’t pay taxes on revenue earned outside the country. Additionally, Panama offers numerous tax incentives for specific sectors, including tourism, technology, and international trade. Contact our team for more details on how to maximize your tax benefits in Panama.

No, Panama’s tax laws are very favorable for international businesses. As long as your business activities are conducted outside Panama, your Panama company won’t be taxed on foreign income. Income earned within Panama, however, will be subject to a 25% corporate tax rate. This is a key advantage of incorporating in Panama, as it allows you to operate internationally without the burden of local taxes on global profits.

Panama is often referred to as a tax haven due to its favorable tax structure. While Panamanian corporations and individuals pay taxes like most other countries, the country offers zero tax on foreign income, no capital gains tax, and very low corporate taxes for businesses operating in the international market. Panama’s tax-friendly policies attract entrepreneurs from around the world looking to establish a business in a stable, low-tax jurisdiction.

The corporate tax rate for companies doing business within Panama is 25%. However, for businesses that operate internationally and generate revenue outside Panama, there is no corporate tax on foreign income. This makes Panama an excellent choice for those seeking to minimize their overall tax liability. Panama also has a territorial tax system, meaning only income derived from within the country is taxable.

No, Panama allows 100% foreign ownership. You do not need a local partner to own a company in Panama. This makes Panama an attractive destination for international entrepreneurs seeking complete control over their business. All foreign nationals can fully own and operate a business in Panama without the need for a Panamanian partner or investor.

Please note: All Panamanian businesses are required to have a Panamanian resident agent ("Agente Residente"), but they have no ownership share and are not involved with any operations of the company.

Yes, Panama allows 100% foreign ownership of your business. You do not need to share ownership with a local Panamanian, giving you full control over the company. This is one of the key advantages of incorporating in Panama, as it provides complete autonomy for international entrepreneurs and business owners.

Yes, owning a company in Panama is completely legal for foreigners. Panama offers a business-friendly environment that welcomes foreign entrepreneurs. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership, and the corporate laws allow individuals from any country to form and operate a business in Panama without requiring a local partner. Panama has established itself as a stable, secure jurisdiction for international business.

One of our most common questions is how taxation works and if the tax benefits of Panama are legal for foreigners. Our expert tax and corporate lawyers are here to answer all your questions you may have regarding how taxation works for your nationality / resident country.

Yes, once you form a company in Panama, you can operate your business internationally. Panama’s corporate laws allow for global business activities without restrictions. Your Panama-registered company can be used to manage operations, conduct transactions, and establish branches or subsidiaries in other countries. Panama's territorial tax system further supports this, as you’ll only be taxed on income generated within Panama.

Yes, you can register a company in Panama remotely. The entire registration process can be done online, including submitting required documents and communicating with our lawyers. Our team handles the process for you, ensuring that everything is completed efficiently and compliantly, so you don’t need to be physically present in Panama to start your business. Additionally, we both scan all important documentation and offer international and secure shipping services for important documentation so you can start your company, no matter where you are in the world.  

Panama is a diverse business hub, and you can register a company in virtually any industry, including finance, technology, tourism, logistics, real estate, international trade, and more. Panama's free trade zones and tax exemptions make it especially attractive for businesses in these sectors. Our legal team can assist you in selecting the best business structure for your industry.

Yes, once your Panama company is registered, you can open a bank account for your business to manage your busienss funds – this is part of the formation process and one of the services we frequently offer. Panama has a highly developed banking system, with multiple banks offering secure and confidential banking services for businesses, and excellent online portals to manage your accounts remotely. We can assist you with the process of setting up your offshore bank account, ensuring all legal and regulatory requirements are met.

USD is used for transactions in Panama, including company formation fees, business operations, and daily expenses. This makes Panama a highly business-friendly environment for international entrepreneurs, as all prices are typically quoted and paid in USD. Formally, Panama uses the Panamanian Balboa (PAB) as its official currency, but it is directly tied to the US Dollar (USD) at a 1:1 exchange rate.