Increased Shareholder Value
Increased Shareholder Value
Increasing shareholder value is a fundamental business goal around the globe. Managing corporate income tax liability, legally and efficiently, is one viable means to accomplish this objective. Qualifying enterprises can now realize significant income tax saving (up to 90% in the equivalent) and the protection for their digital content by sourcing it from a UVIRTPark managed data center on the island of St. Croix in the United States Virgin Islands. Recently passed legislation by United States Virgin Islands government and updated guidance from the United States Treasury makes this unique opportunity possible.
The U.S. Virgin Islands offers a unique opportunity for businesses engaged in eCommerce activity of digital content to take advantage of economic incentives and a world-class telecommunications infrastructure to increase shareholder value. This opportunity was developed by a focused effort by the federal and local governments, academia and the business community.
A unique opportunity exists whereby a United States corporation can enjoy an up to 90% in the equivalent reduction in income tax, while remaining within the territory of the United States, where familiar rules and regulations apply. UVIRTPark can help your company quickly profit from this unique business opportunity to increase shareholder value while having operational confidence in our world-class eCommerce solutions.
Advantages of Becoming a UVIRTPark Tenant
- Up to 90% in the equivalent reduction in income tax
- Tax savings available for 10 to15 years
- Benefits renewable for 10-year period
- 100% Gross Receipts Tax Exemption
- 100% Property Tax Exemption
- 100% Excise Tax Benefits
- 1% Custom Duties
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