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Why can my Bermuda annual fee change when the company's capital changes?

Last updated: Oct 21, 2026, 17:46 (UTC+08:00)

Because the annual government fee is set on a scale based on the company's assessable capital, broadly its share capital plus any share premium (confirm the definition for your company with your specialist). Increasing capital can move the company into a higher band for the next 31 January payment. Tell us before a capital change and we show the new fee first.

Source: Companies Act 1981, Bermuda Laws Online, Government of Bermuda

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