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Grenada
Grenada suits Caribbean-facing real-economy projects in tourism, agro-processing, and renewable energy. Foreign investors can generally hold 100%, but projects are screened by GIDC and land or regulated activities need further permissions.
A Caribbean base for real-economy investment.
Private company limited by shares (Ltd.)
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- Tax
- CIT generally 28% of chargeable income; large groups should assess 15% global minimum-tax exposure
- Shareholders and directors
- Min. 1 shareholder, 1 director, and 1 secretary; no residency requirement for shareholders or directors
- Share capital
- No minimum share capital; consideration must be fully paid before share issuance
- Local requirements
- Grenada registered office and a secretary required; foreign projects are generally screened by GIDC
- Annual maintenance
- File an annual return with CAIPO; prepare annual financial statements and file corporate tax returns
- Incorporation timeline
- Approx. 3–5 business days with complete filings; GIDC and sector approvals are additional
- Public disclosure
- Filed director and shareholder data are fee-accessible; beneficial-owner data go to the Authority, not a public register
Facts last checked · 2026-10-23
This page summarises publicly available regulations for general reference only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Rules in each jurisdiction may change at any time; please confirm the latest position with an Offshore Isle advisor.
02 · Advantages
Why Grenada
- 01Foreign investors can generally own 100%; shareholders and directors need not be resident
- 02The Eastern Caribbean dollar is pegged to the US dollar, supporting project cash-flow planning
- 03Qualifying priority-sector projects may apply for tax and duty incentives
03 · Requirements
Formation requirements
- Foreign investment projects are generally submitted for GIDC screening; incentives are conditional
- Maintain a Grenada registered office and appoint at least 1 secretary
- Land projects and regulated activities, including banking and insurance, need separate clearance
04 · Compliance
Annual compliance
- File an annual return with CAIPO and promptly update director and secretary changes
- Prepare annual financial statements, provide them to shareholders, and file corporate tax returns
- Update the beneficial-ownership register and notify the Authority within 14 days of a change
After incorporation, Offshore Isle sets a compliance calendar. We remind you in advance of annual returns, renewals and filings, and handle them on your behalf.
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