The Bahamas – Offers no income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax, or corporate tax. The country relies heavily on tourism and import duties for revenue.
United Arab Emirates (UAE) – Known for no personal income tax. Although it introduced VAT (Value-Added Tax) in 2018, personal and capital income remain tax-free, making it highly attractive for expatriates.
Monaco – Residents do not pay personal income tax, which has made Monaco a hub for wealthy individuals.
Cayman Islands – Well-known for being a tax haven, there is no personal income tax, capital gains tax, or corporate tax. The government raises revenue through indirect taxes like import duties.
Brunei – There is no personal income tax, and the country funds its welfare programs and public services mainly through oil and gas revenues.