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Investment Fund in Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein is a top-tier jurisdiction for establishing investment funds, thanks to its robust legal framework, political stability, and attractive tax regime. Here, we explore the registration process, benefits, fund types, taxation, and investor requirements in Liechtenstein.


Registration Requirements: Step-by-Step

1. Define Fund Type
  – Choose between Private Funds, Public Funds, UCITS, or Alternative Investment Funds (AIF).

2. Prepare Legal Documentation
  – Draft essential documents such as the fund’s articles of association, prospectus, and operational guidelines.

3. Appoint Key Stakeholders
  – Designate a fund manager, custodian, and auditor who meet regulatory standards.

4. Submit Application to the Financial Market Authority (FMA) 
  – Provide all required documentation for review and approval.

5. Establish a Bank Account
  – Open a local account to manage operational activities.


Benefits of Establishing a Fund in Liechtenstein

– Strong Legal Framework: Backed by the Financial Market Authority (FMA). 
– Favorable Tax Environment: Competitive tax rates and exemptions for qualifying funds. 
– Confidentiality: High standards of investor privacy and data protection. 
– EU Market Access: Passporting rights under UCITS or AIFMD regulations. 
– Customizable Structures: Flexibility to accommodate various investment strategies.


Types of Investment Funds

1. UCITS Funds 
  – Suitable for retail investors, offering high protection and liquidity. 
2. Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) 
  – Designed for professional investors with flexible asset strategies. 
3. Private Equity Funds
  – Focused on long-term investments in non-public companies. 
4. ESG Funds
  – Dedicated to environmentally and socially responsible investments. 
5. Real Estate Funds
  – Specialize in property portfolio management.

Investor Requirements

– Minimum Investment Levels: Based on the fund type. 
– Accredited Investor Status: Required for certain fund categories. 
– KYC and AML Compliance: Mandatory checks for all investors.


Taxation of Funds

    – Corporate Tax: Reduced rates for investment funds. 
    – Withholding Tax: Exemptions for specific cross-border transactions. 
    – VAT Exemption: Fund management services are typically VAT-exempt.

    Contact us today to learn more about establishing an investment fund in Liechtenstein and the opportunities it offers.




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