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Monaco and London: factual overview

Verified factual information about Monaco — we do not publish numeric comparisons with other jurisdictions without official sources.

Last updated: 2026-04-10
Monaco — finance

Key facts

Monaco — personal income tax
None (non-French residents)
Monaco — VAT
French VAT 20%
Monaco — ISB
25% when more than 25% of turnover is from outside Monaco

Why this page is short

This page does not attempt to compare the two jurisdictions in detail. Foreign tax, immigration and wealth rules change quickly; we do not publish figures for countries other than Monaco without a verified official source.

For detailed Monaco tax rules, see our page Monaco — tax system.

Verified facts about Monaco

  • Personal income tax: none for non-French residents. French nationals resident in Monaco remain taxable in France under the Franco-Monegasque Tax Convention of 18 May 1963.
  • VAT: French rates (20% standard, 10%, 5.5%, 2.1%). There is no 0% VAT regime in Monaco.
  • Corporate profit tax (ISB): 25% when more than 25% of turnover is earned outside Monaco.
  • No wealth tax, no annual property tax, no individual capital gains tax.
  • Inheritance tax: 0% in direct line; 8% to 16% depending on relationship.

About London

The tax, immigration and wealth rules of London fall under foreign jurisdiction. We do not have a verified official source to publish comparative figures. Consult London's tax authority directly and a professional advisor for up-to-date data.

Official sources for Monaco

For any relocation decision, consult a licensed tax advisor. Comparative figures circulating online are often outdated or inaccurate.

The information provided is for general guidance only. For official procedures, always consult the official sources.

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