Strategic advantages for international businesses and investors.
Strategic location connecting Pacific and Atlantic markets with access to major trade agreements.
Abundant mining opportunities and natural resource extraction with government investment incentives.
Attractive corporate tax rates and special incentives for foreign investment and export activities.
Access to numerous free trade agreements including TPP, MERCOSUR, and bilateral treaties.
Comprehensive solutions tailored to your business needs in Peru.
Essential company registration for local operations and small businesses.
15-20 business days
Complete package for trading companies with import/export capabilities.
10-15 business days
Specialized formation for mining, natural resources, and industrial operations.
20-30 business days
Comprehensive support services for your Peru business operations.
Per Year
Professional office address in Lima's business district with mail handling.
Per Year
Complete annual filings, tax returns, and corporate compliance management.
One-time
Comprehensive banking support with multiple bank introductions and account setup.
Per Application
Complete assistance with work permits and business visas for foreign directors.
Key regulatory obligations for companies operating in Peru.
Companies must file annual income tax returns and maintain proper accounting records.
Any changes to company structure, directors, or capital must be registered.
Strict employment law compliance including social security and worker benefits.
Annual financial statements must be prepared and submitted to tax authorities.
Common questions about company formation in Peru.
There is no minimum capital requirement for S.A.C. companies in Peru. However, the company must have sufficient capital to carry out its intended business activities.
Standard company formation takes 15-20 business days. With our premium service and government fast-track processing, this can be reduced to 10-15 business days.
Yes, foreigners can own 100% of a Peruvian company. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership for most business activities.
The standard corporate income tax rate is 29.5%. There are various deductions and incentives available, particularly for export activities and certain industries.
No, you don't need to be a Peruvian resident to form a company. However, you'll need a legal representative in Peru for certain procedures.
Companies must open a local bank account for capital deposit and ongoing operations. We can facilitate introductions to major local and international banks.
Most sectors are open to foreign investment. Some restrictions exist in border areas and certain strategic sectors, but these are minimal.
Companies must file annual tax returns, maintain proper books, submit monthly labor reports if they have employees, and keep corporate registrations updated.