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- Fernando Cabera, Staff Member
hi this is steve the roving entrepreneur and today we're going to talk about what is the certificate of good standing and why you need it for an offshore [Applause] company so firstly some of you may have been through the process of setting up offshore companies before and it's not a difficult process throughout incorporation and getting everything set up and a bank account activated but one of the surprises that you may run into after the first year is the fact that your bank may ask for a certificate of good standing effectively what a certificate of good standing is is a document that either your corporate service provider your registered agent or the actual corporate registry itself can issue you showing that your company has paid all fees to the to the country and uh it remains a a valid corporate entity banks can quite often ask for one of these documents to prove that you're still legally able to operate uh using that structure and especially for offshore companies they do it on a fairly regular basis so you do need to have one annually um you especially need one if you're opening a bank account after the first year or so since you set your company up because they will want to know that it's a still a valid company in good standing it's very simple to get there's two types there's one issued by the registry which is normally what a bank will want from you and then there's also one issued by your corporate service provider and just certified by them and then sometimes you can get away with that as well i would always suggest that you spend the extra money and actually get one produced by your company's registry so it's all perfectly legit you can pay the extra to get it notarized and potentially apostilled if that's what you need and then you're ready to uh ready to go with with your bank or financial institution when they ask for one depends on the jurisdiction but they normally cost as long as you get them notarized they normally cost about 100 to 150 us dollars for the document if you get it from your corporate service provider they're typically only about 50 or 60 us dollars i'm using belize as sort of a an example price some jurisdictions like to buy are going to be significantly more to get that document well that's the guts of it you need one um put it into your your budget and your plans as to how much you expect to spend to keep your company operating um but the reality is is that the certificate is invaluable on numerous levels so this is steve the roving entrepreneur thanks for watching and please hit the like button and subscribe and share this video to your friends thanks you
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- Fernando Cabera
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I've studied environmental sociology at Laguna College of Art and Design in Laguna Beach and I am an expert in emergency management. I usually feel discontent. My previous job was traffic technicians I held this position for 24 years, I love talking about lapel pin and acrylic painting. Huge fan of Rachel Crow I practice parachuting and collect prizes.
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