International Companies Act definition

International Companies Act means the International Companies Act No. 32 of 1992;

International Companies Act means the International Business Companies Act, 1996, as the same may be amended or supplemented from time to time;

International Companies Act means the International Companies Act [Cap. 222]; "liability" means any liability, duty or obligation, whether actual, contingent or prospective;

Examples of International Companies Act in a sentence

• The Company was originally incorporated in Mauritius under the International Companies Act 1994 as an International Company with limited liability on 9 October 2000.

• According to Article 48 of the Captive Insurance Bill 2013, licensed captive insurers incorporated under the International Companies Act 1981-82, are exempt from taxation.

• The Company was originally incorporated in Mauritius under the International Companies Act 1994 as an International Company with limited liability on 9th October 2000.

• Lynch go from $3719 to $3900 per annum, effective February 1, 1961.

• Regulates offshore insurance business carried on by international and foreign companies registered under the International Companies Act 1988.

• A company incorporated under the Companies Act or International Companies Act, may not use the words insurance or captive or any combination or derivative thereto in its name unless it is a licensed captive insurer, the Commission has approved the use of the name by the company, or where the company is authorised by some other enactment in the Cook Islands to use the name.

• Review of activities [6.1.7.1] Main business and operations The Company was originally incorporated in Mauritius under the International Companies Act 1994 as an International Company with limited liability on 9 October 2000.

• An “international company” means a company incorporated pursuant to the International Companies Act 1981-82 (as amended in 2005) and includes a company registered on incorporation as an international shipping company.

• With much mirth and glory, every year the induction session takes place in the campus and is looked forward to by students.

• The principal legislation governing the establishment and supervision of international entities are the International Companies Act 1988, International Insurance Act 1988, International Partnership & Limited Partnership Act 1998, Samoa International Finance Authority Act 2005, International Banking Act 2005, Money Laundering Prevention Act 2007, International Mutual Funds Act 2008, Trusts Act 2014, Foundations Act 2016 and the Trustee Companies Act 2017.

More Definitions of International Companies Act

International Companies Act means the International Companies Act, Chapter 152;