Areas of Practice

Areas of Practice


BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT & RESIDENCE

There exist a number of opportunities for the establishment of new businesses in Turks & Caicos, and government policy is to attract inward investment.

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REAL ESTATE

There is no restriction on the acquisition or sale of land in Turks & Caicos. Title to land falls under the regime of the Registered Land Ordinance, a system of ttitle registration

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PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT

Turks & Caicos continues to offer tremendous potential for developers. In addition to a plenitude of privately-owned property, Crown land can be made available

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COMPANIES

The Companies Ordinance provides a choice between the exempted company as an offshore vehicle and the ordinary company as the standard vehicle for business conducted within Turks & Caicos.

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COMMERCIAL LITIGATION

The practice and procedure of the Turks & Caicos Supreme Court generally follows that applied in the English courts

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BANKING & FUND MANAGEMENT

Retail banking services are currently provided by CIBC FirstCaribbean Bank, ScotiaBank, and the Royal Bank of Canada, while private banking services are provided by a number of investment banks.

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TRUSTS & TRUSTEES

Based on the established English law of trusts, the Trusts Ordinance incorporates provisions from other jurisdictions and several original refinements, including the abolition of the old law against perpetuities

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INSURANCE COMPANIES

The Insurance Ordinance provides a conducive environment for those wishing to carry on insurance or reinsurance business from within Turks & Caicos

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SHIPPING

A Registry of British Ships is situated at Grand Turk, and it is relatively simple and inexpensive to register a vessel under 50 tons

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TAX & ESTATE PLANNING

Turks & Caicos was intentionally made an offshore centre by the British Government following recommendations made in 1970, and has remained a nil-income-tax jurisdiction.

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