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e-Zone Company in Curacao. The e-Zone Company can be either a N.V. (Naamloze Vennootschap) which is a Limited Liability Company or a B.V. (Besloten Vennootschap) which is a Private Limited Liability
Company. Both entities have the following requirements:
- Capital divided in shares;
- At least one shareholder is required. This shareholder can be an individual or a corporate entity;
- One General Meeting of Shareholders must be held a year. This meeting must be held in the Netherlands Antilles in person or by proxy by the foreign shareholder;
- At least one managing director must be a resident in Curacao. Managing directors can be individuals or entities;
- A registered office and address must be maintained in the jurisdiction and in an designated e-Zone area in particular;
- A minimum capital amount is needed for incorporation;
- Shares are issued in registered form and can be converted into bearer shares;
- Shareholder’s register is not open for public inspection.
2% of Net Profits; no import duties, no sales (turnover) tax. Expatriate employees working for an e-Zone Company can be entitled to a special income tax regime subject to obtaining the necessary ruling. e-Zone Permit is required to be obtained prior to operations.
None.
The fee for a sub-license is subject to the discretion of the Master License Holder and varies in practice approximately from USD$1,000 a month to USD$5,600 a month.
By law the sub-license is valid for an indefinite period under a valid Master License. The Master License is valid for a period of five years and will automatically be renewed unless conditions and requirements set by authorities are not met.
No, these services are rendered to Curacao companies by renowned international gaming-friendly banks.
- Multi-gigabit
- 5 international fibre links
- Self-healing ring
- Fully redundant
- Certification of RNG
- Games need approval of Minister of Justice
Requirements may vary according to circumstances. Copies of communications between company and client, including but not limited to gaming rules, result of game and pay-out to be available to Regulator or supervising authority for five years. The responsibility at all times remains with the Master License holder.
National Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, Unusual Transactions Act, Counter-Terrorism Financing Regulations and Know Your Customer Policies are applicable to all Curacao Companies.International standards apply.
Netherlands Antilles.
Department of Justice of the Netherlands Antilles
Wilhelminaplein z/n, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
Attention: Mr. Herbert Coffie
Herbert.coffie@gov.an
