What are the documents required to establish a company in Grenada?

To establish a company in Grenada, you must complete the following documents:

1. Company name: You must choose a name for your company. This name must be unique and registered with the Companies Office of Grenada.

2. Company type: You must determine the company type. The most common types of companies in Grenada are: Limited Liability Company (LLC), International Business Company (IBC) and Public Limited Company (PLC).

3. Company address: Your company needs a business address. This address can be a physical or virtual address of where the company operates.

4. Governing body: You must determine the governing body of your company. This body may be in the form of the board of directors or partners.

5. Company agreement: You need to prepare a company agreement to establish your company. This agreement should include the company's purpose, governing body, shareholders and other important information.

6. Company registration: To register your company, you must apply to the Grenada Companies Office. In your application, you must provide the name, type, address and governing body of the company.

7. Tax registration: You need to complete your company's tax registration. This registration indicates that the company is a taxpayer and must submit tax returns regularly.

8. Business permits: You must obtain the business permits necessary for your company to operate. These permits may vary depending on the company's industry and activities.

9. Bank account: You need to open a bank account to manage your company's activities. This account is used to track the company's income and expenses. In addition to this paperwork, other documents or permits may be required, so it is important to consult with the Grenada Corporations Office or a local expert.