
Why Mauritius
An island. An international perspective.
Mauritius offers a stable, well-regulated gateway for cross-border, multi-generational wealth, positioned between Africa, Asia and Europe.
Tax regime
- No capital gains tax.[1]
- No inheritance tax or estate duty.[2]
- A network of double taxation avoidance agreements.[3]
- [incentives for licensed family offices: wording to be confirmed][4]
Legal and regulatory framework
- Family offices licensed by the Financial Services Commission under dedicated Single and Multiple Family Office rules.[5]
- A hybrid legal system combining English common law and French civil law.[6]
- Alignment with international standards [wording to be confirmed].[7]
Substance and stability
- Practical to hold board meetings and run real operations on the island.[8]
- Democratic governance.[9]
- No exchange controls.[10]
- A bridge between African and Asian markets.[11]
Residency and lifestyle
- Occupation permits and long-term residency routes for principals and key staff.[12]
- International connectivity.[13]
- International schooling.[14]
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This page is general information, not tax or legal advice.
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