At Hunte & Co., our Corporate Law team provides thoughtful, practical guidance to help businesses at every stage, from business formation and structuring, to managing transactions, to transferring or dissolving a company. Our core values—including consideration for clients, respect for colleagues, and service to our community—inform every aspect of our work. We take the time to understand each client’s unique goals, and to advance them with professionalism and integrity.

We regularly assist clients with:

  • Contracts
  • Corporate Advisory and Governance
  • Joint Ventures
  • Mergers
  • Redomiciliation & Continuation
  • Shareholder Agreements
  • Employment law and Business Practice
  • Commercial Transactions
  • Business Formation and Structuring
  • Solvent Corporate Liquidations

Frequently Asked Questions

When should a company consider a solvent liquidation?
A company should consider a solvent liquidation when it has accomplished its intended objectives or is no longer required, and all debts and obligations can be settled in full. Typical scenarios include group restructuring, retirement of business activities, or distribution of assets to shareholders.
Can a BVI company be re-domiciled to or from another jurisdiction?
Redomiciliation of companies into and out of the British Virgin Islands is permitted, subject to compliance with applicable local regulations
What legislation governs employment in the BVI?
Employment relationships in the British Virgin Islands are regulated by the Labour Code, 2010, and are overseen by the Labour Department.
Is there a requirement to file annual returns or financial statements?
Effective 2023, every BVI companies are required to file an annual return providing basic financial information. However, submission of audited financial statements is not mandatory.
What are the requirements for a company to continue into the BVI?

Key requirements include:

Approval by the foreign jurisdiction for continuation out

Filing of an application with the BVI Registrar of Corporate Affairs

Submission of documents such as a certified charter, director/shareholder resolutions, and legal opinion from the foreign jurisdiction

Payment of BVI government fees