Liechtenstein has signed various double taxation agreements over the years in order to provide foreign investors with a suitable business and tax environment. In 1970 Liechtenstein signed a double tax treaty with Austria, as the number of Austrian investors in the Principality was rising and it imposed such measure. The agreement was renewed in 2013, at…
Liechtenstein companies follow the trend imposed by other companies in European countries and move their businesses in the online environment in order to gain more market visibility. To succeed that they need to register a domain name first and then create their own websites through which they can sell their products or services, or just present them. However, they must…
Liechtenstein is a preferred destination for foreign investors seeking to do business in an European country because of its low taxes. While some of them will choose the regular structures like limited liability companies or establishments, other use more tax-efficient forms, such as foundations. You can find out more information about setting up a…
The tourism industry is very developed in Liechtenstein despite the country’s small size. Foreign enterprisers are usually interested in opening tourism agencies and hotels, however a growing number of investors set up hotels and restaurants in Liechtenstein in order to offer full services to their clientele. Apart from the outstanding services they will benefit from, Liechtenstein…
Foreign investors come to Liechtenstein because the country is one of the most renowned financial centers in Europe thanks to its connection with Switzerland. This means that the workforce in Liechtenstein is made up of highly skilled individuals. With few natural resources and being required to import most of the raw products, Liechtenstein relies on an industrialized…
Liechtenstein is one of the most attractive countries in Europe because of its developed financial industry. Its economy relies on the import of most basic products, among which energy and chemical products used for manufacturing purposes. The Principality has a common customs union with Switzerland and it is also part of the European…
The concept of holding company is different in Liechtenstein than in other European countries. A Liechtenstein holding is considered a legal person which acts as an umbrella company for another company. Also, the holding company is deemed as a legal person with a registered office in Liechtenstein. The holding company is one of the most advantageous types of structures from a…
Liechtenstein is a well-known destination for entrepreneurs interested in setting up an investment fund that is compatible with other EU similar funds. This way, the founders of the investment fund in Liechtenstein will have access to the European market and will benefit from investor protection and confidentiality offered by the banking secrecy. Other advantages…
Even if it is one of the smallest European states, Liechtenstein is one of the most attractive countries for foreign investors. Credit agencies have offered Liechtenstein good ratings for several years in a row now which has led to the Principality to have very good economic prospects. Foreign enterprisers also rely on the legislation favoring investments.…
Foreign investors are attracted by several investment incentives Liechtenstein offers. Among these, low share capital requirements and advantageous taxation system. However, not only foreign enterprisers seek to open new companies, but also foreign companies wanting to have an established presence in Liechtenstein. In order to support multinational companies and even smaller ones, the Company…
