Protect up to 100% of your eligible assets from lawsuits, creditors, and unnecessary taxes with proven Panama structures.
Panama is one of the most trusted jurisdictions for protection of asset strategies. Its strong legal framework, privacy rules, and international reputation make it ideal for individuals and businesses who want to preserve their wealth. Below, you will learn how Panama asset protection works, why it’s legal and secure, and what structures are available to protect your assets for the long term.
When people think about protecting assets, they think about stability, confidentiality, and legal safeguards. Here’s why Panama is popular:
One of the most popular tools is the Panama foundation for assets. A private interest foundation plan allows you to:
International clients often choose a Panama foundation for offshore asset protection as it adapts seamlessly to multi‑jurisdictional wealth strategies.
For those looking for strong legal barriers, a trust and asset protection solution works well. Our firm designs:
Choosing the best asset protection structure depends on your goals, protection during litigation, family succession, or even during divorce.
Our law firm works with experienced asset planners and protection accountants to design solutions that comply with international standards.
Our asset protection law firm is trusted by clients worldwide because we provide:
With our guidance, you can set up a secure and compliant structure that fits your goals, whether through a foundation, a trust designed for your family, or a carefully planned company arrangement.
Setting up an asset protection structure in Panama is straightforward when you meet the basic legal and financial tax requirements. Here’s what you need:
Our team will guide you through each step to ensure your documents are correctly prepared and meet local and international standards.
Getting started is simple. Our firm provides full legal and accounting support from day one:
Book a consultation with our team to discuss your goals, risks, and the type of structure that fits your needs.
We assess your assets and create a custom strategy using foundations, trusts, or corporate structures as needed.
Our attorneys prepare all legal documents, including bylaws, trust deeds, and compliance filings.
We register your foundation, trust, or company with the appropriate Panamanian authorities.
You’ll receive ongoing legal, compliance, and tax accounting services to ensure your structure remains secure and up to date.
Choosing the right advisor is about trust and expertise. We stay current on changing regulations and work with specialists who provide clear, practical guidance.
We provide protection services and planning for assets:
Many of our clients have experienced first‑hand how these strategies safeguard their wealth and simplify complex planning. Here’s what they have to say about working with us:
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In Panama, most companies must file their annual business income tax return by March 31 following the fiscal year. Missing this deadline can result in penalties, interest, and audits. Our team helps you stay on track and can guide you on filing a business tax return extension if needed.
Yes. Panama allows online business tax filing through its tax authority platform. A trusted business tax accountant ensures your documents, accounting records, and payment confirmations meet Law 52 standards before submission, so your return is accepted without errors or delays.
While not legally required, having a professional who understands local regulations is strongly recommended. A skilled business tax accountant manages filings, advises on deductions, and ensures your business tax return preparation aligns with Panamanian law, saving you time and reducing costly mistakes.
While not legally required, having a professional who understands local regulations is strongly recommended. A skilled business tax accountant manages filings, advises on deductions, and ensures your business tax return preparation aligns with Panamanian law, saving you time and reducing costly mistakes.
The Corporate Tax Rate in Panama is 25%. Historically, it has ranged from 37% in 1998 down to the current 25% since 2011. This rate applies to taxable income generated in Panama, as regulated by the General Directorate of Revenues.
No. Both residents and non‑residents must file taxes in Panama, but only Panama‑sourced income is taxable. Foreign‑earned income is not subject to Panamanian taxes, which makes the country attractive for international entrepreneurs and investors.
All accounting records must be kept in Spanish. Companies must maintain a general journal, general ledger, minute book, and stock register. For commercial activities, a general diary and general ledger are required to remain compliant with Panamanian law.
