Offshore Company Incorporation and Maintenance Services
Welcome to Eltoma Corporate Services. Established in 2004 by highly qualified and experienced management and corporate finance professionals Eltoma Corporate Services provides individual solutions to our clients. Operating from four offices located in Cyprus, Moscow, Singapore and Hong Kong we provide a personal service to all our clients.
Eltoma Corporate Services offer the following
- Offshore Company Incorporation
- Company Management and Administration Services
- Bookkeeping, Auditing and Tax Reporting
- Formation and Restructuring of International Holding Structures
- International Tax Planning
- Opening Bank Accounts in various jurisdictions. Eltoma can open bank accounts in Cyprus without a presence.
- Corporate Services (Company Branding, Website Creation and Maintenance etc)
Eltoma Corporate Services offers a select number of jurisdictions in which to operate. We are constantly analysing and reviewing the jurisdictions in which we operate in order to ensure we inform our clients of the latest innovations and changes in taxation and company law. This results in a knowledgable, professional and comprehensive service being provided to all our international business clients.
At Eltoma Corporate Services we provide completely independent and professional advice ensuring we implement the best international tax planning solutions for our clients. It is imperative that the long-term management and administration of a company is thoroughly considered at the inception in order to provide the best structure. Eltoma Corporate Services facilitate this with in-depth, expert knowledge coupled with innovative and resourceful solutions.
Our website provides a thorough review of the services Eltoma provides and an overview of the jurisdictions Eltoma offers. However if you do not find the information you are looking for or have any queries regarding our services please contact us and we will be happy to discuss your requirements.
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January 27, 2012 Large loan from Russia delivered to Cyprus
On Thursday the Cypriot Finance Ministry reported that Cyprus got a 1,32-billion-euro tranche of the Russian loan. Earlier, Cyprus and Russia agreed that Moscow would grant a 2,5-billion-euro loan to Cyprus to help it grapple with its fiscal woes. Cyprus Finance Minister Kikis Kazamias said that under the agreement, the last tranche of the 590 … more »
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January 27, 2012 In Singapore, MOM reports 54,000 job vacancies
According to the 2011 Job Vacancies report prepared by the Ministry of Manpower in Singapore, there were still 54,000 jobs unfilled in Singapore as of September 2011. But the report also noted that Singapore employers were scaling back on hiring due to the weaker economic outlook. Service and sales workers like waiters, security guards and … more »
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January 24, 2012 600 million new jobs needed in next 10 years: ILO
According to the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in their recent report, urgent attention is needed on the situation of the global job market in 2012. The job crisis continues even though there has been significant effort by the government and there is one in three workers worldwide (1.1 billion people) either unemployed or living in … more »
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January 23, 2012 Russia: Sberbank and “Troyka Dialogue” merged
Sberbank and Investment Company “Troyka Dialogue” declared about the merger, as published in the companies’ releases. Thus, the largest universal bank institute is created. As it is highlighted in the release, this deal will allow Sberbank to offer clients high-professional financial advice and vast choice of investment strategies. The largest bank of Russia will be … more »
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January 23, 2012 Marfin submits capital enhancement plan
Marfin Popular bank, the island’s second-biggest lender, said yesterday is has submitted to the Central Bank a capital enhancement plan designed to raise its benchmark core Tier 1 capital to 9 per cent by the end of June. The European Banking Authority (EBA) had said in December that MPB would require additional capital of €1.97 … more »
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