Mauritius can be a very interesting tax destination. Among other things, to ensure your succession. You probably know that France is one of the most taxed countries in the world, especially when it comes to inheritance. As we know, the amounts requested by the French state can be excessively high.
Our experts will help you to ensure that your estate and your tax exemption remain problem-free. Get out of the French matrix, do not give your life’s work away to the French state which will invest your capital in any way.
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Mauritius’ tax system in a few figures
Mauritius’ tax system in a few figures
The tax rates in Mauritius are as follows:
- Income tax: 15% (after tax allowances)
- Corporate income tax: 15% (after tax deductions)
- VAT: 15% (AFTER TAX DEDUCTIONS)
- Registration fee: 5% to the seller and 5% to the buyer on the market value of the property
Taxes that do not exist in Mauritius
- No wealth tax (I.S.F)
- No capital gains tax on the sale of movable or immovable property
- No tax on dividends
- No property tax
- No inheritance tax
Les taxes qui n’existent pas à Maurice
- Pas d’impôt sur la fortune (I.S.F)
- Pas d’impôt sur la plus-value à la vente d’un bien mobilier ou immobilier
- Pas d’impôt sur les dividendes
- Pas de taxe d’habitation
- Pas de taxe foncière
- Pas de droit de succession
100% legal (the law actually foresees it !)
According to the double taxation agreement of December 11, 1980 signed between Mauritius and France, the assets acquired by a French national on the Mauritian territory do not fall under the ISF (wealth tax). You will find this agreement in PDF format below:
Tax Convention in Mauritius
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The income from the property as well as the capital gain on the resale are not taxable in France.
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