List of global tax havens

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Global tax havens

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1. Andorra

2. Anguilla

3. Antigua

4. Aruba

5. Bahamas

6. Bahrain

7. Barbuda

8. Belize

9. Bermuda

10. British Virgin Islands

11. Cayman Islands

12. Cook Islands

13. Gestari

14. Plus Cyprus

15. Djibouti

16. Dominica

17. Dublin

18. Ghana

19. Gibraltar

20. Grenada

21. Guam

22. Guernsey

24. Small Island

25. Israel

26. Japan

27. Jersey

28. Labuan (Malaysia)

29. Lebanon

30. Liechtenstein

31. London

32 . Luxembourg

33. Macau

34. Malta

35. Marianna

36. Marshall Islands

37. Mauritius

38. Micronesia

39. Montserrat

40. Nauru

41. Netherlands Antilles

42. Belau

43. Panama

44. Philippines

45. Puerto Rico Rio de Janeiro

46. Samoa Seychelles

47. Singapore

48. St. Kitts and Nevis

49. Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

50. Switzerland

51. Tahiti

52. Thailand

53. Turkey

54. Uruguay

55. Vanuatu

Note:

(1) In the UK, even if Individuals holding British citizenship do not need to pay tax on income earned abroad as long as they do not bring it back to the UK. The same mechanism exists in Ireland.

(2) New immigrants to Switzerland can negotiate with the regional government of their new residence regarding taxable income. Generally the taxable income is five times the rent of the residence.

(3) Monaco and Andora do not levy personal income tax.

(4) The Bahamas does not levy personal income tax, capital gains tax or inheritance tax.

(5) The English Channel Islands and the Isle of Man do not tax foreign income or gains. Non-residents are not taxed on local income. The local tax rate is flat at 20.0%.

(6) In Gibraltar, as long as the company does not conduct any business activities there, it only needs to pay a flat tax of 100 pounds per year.

(7) The Pacific island nation of Vanuatu will not disclose local accounting information to any foreign government or law enforcement agency. There is no local interest tax, withholding tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax, or foreign exchange controls.

(8) Hong Kong’s tax rates on profits tax and salaries tax are very low, and there is no tax on income or profits earned from outside the country. It is regarded as a tax haven by some organizations or individuals. In addition, Hong Kong has no customs duties ( (Excluding cigarettes, wine, and luxury goods). In 2009, the Hong Kong government significantly increased the tobacco tax to 50%. In addition, the tax on red wine continues to be waived.