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San Marino

Southern Europe · SM · 22 treaties

What are the main tax rates in San Marino?

San Marino has a worldwide tax system with a top personal income rate of 35% and a corporate tax rate of 17%. The standard VAT is 17%.

Tax profile

Corporate income tax 17%
Withholding — dividends 5%
Withholding — interest 13%
Withholding — royalties 20%
VAT / GST (standard) 17%
Personal income (top rate) 35%
Capital gains n/a
Tax system Worldwide
Residency threshold
Exit / departure tax No
CFC rules No
Transfer pricing Basic
Digital nomad visa No
Digital services tax none
Global minimum tax (Pillar 2) None

Common questions

What is the corporate tax rate in San Marino?
The corporate tax rate in San Marino is 17%.
What is the dividend withholding tax rate?
The dividend withholding tax rate in San Marino is 5%.
Does San Marino have a golden visa program?
Yes, San Marino offers a golden visa program with a minimum investment of $540,000 USD.

Tax residency

Easy to leave

What makes you a tax resident — and how hard it is to stop being one.

Tax residence is status‑based (registration and specific special‑regime permits) rather than citizenship‑ or domicile‑based, so ceasing residence or letting a non‑domiciled or special permit lapse generally ends San Marino tax residence once you leave and de‑register, with no multi‑year tail rules. There is no indication in official or professional guidance of citizenship‑based taxation, exit tax, or long look‑back tests that would keep former residents taxable after departure.

Source: Toccaceli Bronzetti (quoting San Marino non‑domiciled tax residence rules)

Tax treaty network (22)

In-force double-tax treaty partners. Treaty-reduced withholding (dividends / interest / royalties) shown where the official source publishes a rate; otherwise the country's statutory rate applies unless the treaty text provides a reduction.

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Albania
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Croatia
Estonia
Georgia
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Cambodia
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Malta
Portugal
Romania
Republic of Serbia
Sweden
Singapore
United Kingdom