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San Marino tax rates 2026

A low-tax microstate: progressive income tax up to 35%, a 17% corporate rate, no VAT (a single-stage import tax applies instead), and no wealth or inheritance tax for direct heirs.

Worldwide (residence-based) Last verified Some figures indicative

The taxes

San Marino tax rates
Personal income (top)35%Progressive IGR, with 8 bands running from 12–35%. The top rate applies to higher incomes.
Corporate income17%
Capital gainsExempt if shares are held for 12+ months. Otherwise taxable.
VAT / Imposta monofase (IGC)No VAT. A single-stage import tax, the imposta monofase, applies instead, at around 17%.
Dividends (WHT)5%
Interest (WHT)13% on loans to non-residents. Around 4% on bonds.
Royalties (WHT)20%
Social security (employee)~8.3%
Social security (employer)~27%
Wealth taxNone
Inheritance / estateNone for direct heirs.
Property taxModest registry and property taxes

How the system works

Tax system
Worldwide (residence-based)
Foreign income
Taxed (worldwide)
Taxes by citizenship
No
Exit tax
No
CFC rules
No
CRS
Participating

A special regime for new arrivals

Residenza atipica offers a 7% substitute tax on foreign-source income, with a minimum of EUR 10,000 and a maximum of EUR 100,000 per year.

Rates checked July 2026: the top marginal income tax rate, the standard VAT rate and the main corporate rate.

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