Two forms of legal entities are most often registered in Antigua and Barbuda:
IBC — an international business company that has its shares. A mandatory requirement for such a company is an office or a licensed representative in the country.
LLC — a limited liability company that does not issue company shares. Registering an LLC is enough to appoint a director and a shareholder.
The law exempts an IBC from paying taxes for 50 years, including corporate tax and tax on income from real estate, securities, assets, dividends, and interest.