Ebène, Tuesday 4th November 2025 – Andersen in Mauritius, a leading tax and accounting firm based in Ebène, announces the release of the 2025/26 edition of its Tax Card, a flagship publication of the firm for many years. This annual edition, eagerly anticipated by both individuals and businesses, provides an updated overview of Mauritius’ tax framework, now enriched by the participation of Pam Golding Properties, a key player in the Mauritian real estate market. This year’s edition includes a special focus on real estate investment and recent legislative adjustments.
For several years, the Tax Card has been an essential reference for Andersen in Mauritius. It serves as a key resource for professionals and individuals, designed to help them understand and navigate the tax laws in Mauritius. Its content, updated annually, reflects the firm’s commitment to making tax information accessible to everyone.
This year, Pam Golding Properties partners with Andersen in Mauritius for the 2025/26 Tax Card, offering practical insights on real estate investment, a key sector in the economic development of Mauritius.
Available in both print and digital formats, the 2025/26 Tax Card covers the main aspects of the tax regime in Mauritius: personal and corporate taxation, tax deadlines, international conventions, as well as the latest updates introduced by the 2025/26 Budget and Finance Act. It is available free of charge on the Andersen in Mauritius website: https://mu.andersen.com/our-publications/andersen-tax-card-2025-2026/
“At Andersen in Mauritius, we believe that tax knowledge is essential for promoting transparency and compliance. Our Tax Card is designed as a practical, accessible guide to help individuals and businesses better understand the complexities of the Mauritian tax system,” says Fazeel Soyfoo, Partner at Andersen in Mauritius.
The 2025/26 Budget and the 2025 Finance Act introduce several significant measures impacting individuals, foreign investors, and businesses in Mauritius. These include the introduction of a 15% Fair Share Contribution for individuals with taxable income exceeding MUR 12 million, and the establishment of a 15% Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax (QDMTT) for local entities of multinational groups. These changes also affect the real estate sector and foreign investment, with an increase in registration and transfer duties for non-citizens on approved schemes (PDS, RES, Smart City, IHS) from 5% to 10%, effective from 1st July 2026.
Collaboration between Andersen in Mauritius and Pam Golding Properties
The 2025/26 edition of the Tax Card features the participation of Pam Golding Properties, a leading name in the Mauritian real estate sector.
“Understanding the tax and legal implications is crucial, whether you’re an individual looking to settle in Mauritius or a company planning to expand. This synergy between Andersen and Pam Golding Properties highlights the importance of an integrated approach between taxation and real estate,” adds Fazeel Soyfoo.
Operating in Mauritius for over twenty years, Pam Golding Properties serves both local and international clients in the sale and rental of residential and commercial properties, with recognised expertise in marketing Mauritian real estate to foreign investors.
“Mauritius continues to attract discerning investors who are not only seeking a sound property investment but also a lifestyle and residency advantage. The demand from HNWI’s to have greater global mobility has never been higher and Mauritius stacks up as a really compelling option,” says Richard Haller, Director at Pam Golding Properties.
Acquiring real estate in Mauritius often involves significant tax considerations. Foreigners can purchase property within specific programmes such as IRS, RES, PDS, Smart City, or Ground + 2. Any investment exceeding USD 375,000 qualifies for permanent residency, allowing the owner, their spouse, and children under 24 years of age to reside in Mauritius full-time and engage in professional activities without a separate work permit. This initiative enhances the island’s appeal as an investment destination, while also highlighting the importance of an integrated approach between taxation and wealth management strategy.
