No general PIT for most residents; French nationals are generally subject to a special position
Monaco
Monaco is a centre for private wealth and family residence. Relocation must be considered together with property, banking, succession and tax connections.
What matters to a capital owner and family
Reviewed by SGC29.07.2026
No general individual CGT; foreign property and assets remain subject to situs-country rules.
Tax depends on relationship and mainly applies to Monaco-situs assets; spouse and direct-line transfers may be exempt.
No general net wealth tax
A headline rate is only a starting point. The outcome depends on residence, income source, asset type, ownership structure and the rules of the family’s other countries.
Residence and scope of taxation
Residence requires genuine accommodation and presence; certification and former-country departure need separate evidence.
The absence of Monaco PIT does not remove source-country tax or rules for companies, trusts and investment structures.
What to review before relocation or restructuring
We connect the owner’s personal tax position with companies, banking, investments, property and succession.
- 01
Evidence genuine presence, home and centre of vital interests.
- 02
Review France and other former residence countries separately.
- 03
Prepare a situs map for property, accounts, companies and succession documents.
A decision in the context of the whole family
- 01Tax residence criteria and the scope of worldwide taxation
- 02Personal income, dividends, portfolios, capital gains and property
- 03Companies, foundations, trusts, CFC and beneficial ownership
- 04Succession, gifts, wealth tax and international reporting
When this jurisdiction may be relevant
A jurisdiction is assessed together with the family’s countries of residence, asset locations and business structure.
The family is selecting a centre for wealth ownership, banking or residence
Succession, foundations, trusts and corporate documents need to be aligned
The decision must account for reporting and consequences in family members’ countries of residence
Independent review
We compare the jurisdiction with alternatives and identify consequences for the family, not only incorporation advantages.
Local expertise
We engage licensed local counsel, tax advisers, administrators and other specialists.
One coordination layer
We retain the whole picture and ensure that a local solution does not conflict with arrangements elsewhere.
Discuss how this jurisdiction may fit your objectives
We first identify the family’s objectives, connected countries and constraints. We then develop options and engage the required licensed specialists.
This material is general information. Tax regimes and requirements for companies, residence and disclosure change over time. Before any decision, SGC arranges a current review by licensed advisers in each connected jurisdiction.
Primary references for further review
The SGC tax profile was reviewed on 29.07.2026. Links lead to tax authorities, regulators and the territory reference profile.
