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Aruba is fast developing as an international financial services center. Favorable provisions in the form of special tax concessions for investment companies exist. Some possibilities are Finance Companies, Offshore Banking Companies, Royalty Companies, Investment and Holding Companies. Another interesting possibility is the AVV or Aruba Exempt Company. A business license is required for an incorporated company and non-residents always needs a business license for starting a business on the island. The granting of a license depends on the kind of business that will be established, an important factor being whether the business contributes to an enlargement of the economic basis of Aruba and if it is capital-intensive. Before starting your own business other authorities may have to be contacted to obtain licenses and for you to become familiar with procedures and regulations. Business license application requirements differ depending on the type of businesses with some having special requisites such as restaurants, beerhouses or cafes; car rental, bus tours and watersport-related companies. There are certain guidelines which need to be taken into consideration when forming a company and it is important to be familiar with these. IMPORTANT ADDRESSES
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