Caribbean & Atlantic

Bermuda: tax at a glance

There is no personal income tax. A payroll tax and a land tax carry the load instead, and starting in 2025 a 15% corporate income tax will apply to large multinational groups.

No personal income tax Last verified July 2026

Ways to relocate to Bermuda

The residency and citizenship routes that lead here, weighed against the tax picture above.

The taxes

Personal income (top)
0%
Corporate income
0%, though a 15% corporate income tax applies to MNE groups with EUR 750m+ revenue starting in 2025.
Capital gains
None
VAT
None
Dividends (WHT)
None
Interest (WHT)
None
Royalties (WHT)
None
Social security (employee)
Up to 12.5%, the employee's share of the payroll tax, plus a fixed weekly social insurance contribution.
Social security (employer)
Up to about 10–13.5% payroll tax, plus a fixed weekly social insurance contribution.
Wealth tax
None
Inheritance / estate
Estate stamp duty of up to 20% on Bermuda assets.
Property tax
Land tax of up to 18.23% of annual rental value for residential property, and 4.4% for commercial.
Other
Payroll tax split between employer and employee, plus customs duty of up to 33.5%.

How the system works

Tax system
No personal income tax
Taxes by citizenship
No
Exit tax
No
CFC rules
No
CRS
Participating

The rates below are indicative headline figures (top marginal, standard, and headline rates), reviewed 2026-07. Brackets, surcharges, and state, provincial or cantonal taxes vary. Treat this as a reference map, not advice.

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Frequently asked

What is the income tax rate in Bermuda?

The top marginal personal income tax rate in Bermuda is 0%. There is no personal income tax, though employees do carry part of the payroll tax, up to 12.5%.

What is the corporate tax rate in Bermuda?

The headline corporate income tax rate is 0%, though a 15% corporate income tax applies to MNE groups with EUR 750m+ revenue starting in 2025..

Does Bermuda tax capital gains?

Capital gains for individuals: None.