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Although Jordan is the smallest country in the Middle East, incorporating a company in Jordan offers multiple benefits. Firstly, Jordan’s relatively stable business environment and transparent political climate provide a secure and stable operating environment for businesses.

Secondly, Jordan is endowed with rich natural resources such as phosphorus, gold, and lithium, which provide potential business and investment opportunities for various industries. Additionally, the Jordanian government has introduced a variety of incentives and concessions to attract foreign investors, including the creation of special tax-free zones and the signing of double-taxation agreements, which allow companies greater flexibility in conducting international business.

 

U.S.-Jordan FTAs Offer Unlimited Business Opportunities

Most importantly, Jordan has significant trade agreements with countries such as the United States. The U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement (FTA) allows Jordan to engage in 100% free trade with the United States. The corporate income tax in Jordan is 14%, although you can get higher tax benefits if you set up your company in a special tax-free zone.

The process of incorporating a company in Jordan is relatively simple. Unlike other countries where multiple shareholders are required, only one shareholder and one director are needed to apply for incorporation. Moreover, the shareholder can be of any nationality, which makes it easier for foreigners to open a company in Jordan.

 

Steps to Be Followed to Register a Company in Jordan

To register a company in Jordan, first you need to ensure that the chosen company name complies with the provisions of the Jordanian Companies Law and get the name approved. After obtaining the name of the company, the applicant must meet the minimum capital requirements as stipulated in the Jordanian Companies Law and clearly stated in the organizational documents of the company.

Companies established by foreign shareholders must deposit the required minimum amount of capital in a bank, though there are certain types of companies that can meet the capital requirement by depositing bonds and may be granted exemptions. Following completion of these steps, approvals from the Ministry of Trade and Industry’s various bureaus are required to ensure that the company meet the compliance.

Once all the necessary approvals and documents are ready, the applicant can apply for registration. The submitted documents will then be reviewed by the relevant authorities and if approved, a Certificate of Incorporation will be issued confirming the successful completion of the registration process. Throughout the registration process, it is advisable to consult a professional to ensure compliance with all legal requirements.

 

Contact 3E Accounting to Help You Register Your Jordanian Company Quickly!

Jordan’s well-established infrastructure, modern transport network and advanced financial system also facilitate business operations. As a member of the World Trade Organization, companies in Jordan can more easily access international markets and thus expand wider business opportunities. Taken together, Jordan’s geographical advantages, stable business environment and various preferential policies provide abundant opportunities and advantages for registering a company here. If you are interested in opening a Jordanian company, you can contact 3E Accounting.