Yes. Mount Sage can provide serviced office premises at 200 Waterfront Drive, Road Town, Tortola, with meeting and video-conference facilities, as one component of a BVI economic substance or governance arrangement. Premises support — but do not by themselves establish — economic substance compliance; they work alongside BVI-resident directors, board meetings held in the jurisdiction and records maintained locally.
Premises as Part of a Substance Arrangement
The BVI Economic Substance Act requires an entity carrying on a relevant activity to have adequate physical premises appropriate to that activity. Premises are therefore necessary for many in-scope entities — but never sufficient. An address with no decisions taken there is a weaker position than no address at all, because it invites the question of what the premises are for.
The practical value of premises lies in what happens in them: board meetings with a quorum physically present, decisions taken and minuted, records held, and local resources engaged. Sourcing the premises from the same provider that supplies the directors keeps those things together.
What Is Provided
Dedicated or shared office space at 200 Waterfront Drive, Unit 7A, Road Town, with flexible terms.
Meeting rooms and video-conference facilities for board, committee and investor meetings.
Coordination with the entity’s registered agent so office, registered office and records arrangements are consistent.
A physical location for minutes, resolutions and supporting governance records where the arrangement calls for it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Serviced office premises at 200 Waterfront Drive, Unit 7A, Road Town, Tortola, including meeting rooms and video-conference facilities, can be provided as part of a substance or governance arrangement.
No. Physical premises can form one part of an appropriate substance arrangement but do not by themselves establish economic-substance compliance. Direction and management, CIGA, adequate expenditure and resources are assessed alongside premises.
The requirement is for premises adequate to the relevant activity. What is adequate depends on the nature and scale of the business and should be discussed with the entity’s advisers. Pure equity holding entities are subject to a reduced test.