Bermuda

CaribbeanBMDDigital Nomad Visa5 Tax Treaties

Top Income Tax

0%

Marginal rate

Corporate Tax

15%

Standard rate

VAT / Sales Tax

0%

Standard rate

Capital Gains

0%

Standard rate

Overview

Bermuda is a renowned offshore financial center with no personal income tax, VAT, or capital gains tax. The 2025 introduction of 15% corporate tax for large multinationals represents a shift. The island offers a safe, English-speaking environment with stunning beaches but extreme cost of living.

Income Tax Brackets

Income Range (BMD)Tax Rate
0+0%

No personal income tax.

Corporate Tax

Standard Rate

15%

15% corporate income tax effective 2025 for MNEs with global revenue over 750M EUR (OECD Pillar Two). 0% for others.

VAT / Sales Tax

Standard Rate

0%

No VAT. Revenue from customs duties, payroll tax, and land tax.

Capital Gains Tax

Standard Rate

0%

No capital gains tax.

Social Security Contributions

Employee

6%

Employer

8%

Self-Employed

14%

Payroll tax: complex rates by salary band. Combined employer/employee ~14% average.

Special Tax Regimes

Digital Nomad Work From Bermuda Certificate

1-year certificate allowing remote workers to live in Bermuda.

Eligibility: Must be employed by or own a company outside Bermuda. Must have health insurance. No minimum income requirement stated.

Digital Nomad Visa

Nomad Visa

Work From Bermuda Certificate. No strict minimum income. Must work for/own non-Bermuda company. Valid 1 year.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Zero personal income tax
  • Zero capital gains tax
  • Safe English-speaking environment
  • Work From Bermuda program
  • Major insurance/reinsurance hub

Cons

  • Extremely high cost of living
  • 15% corporate tax for large MNEs from 2025
  • Very small territory
  • High import costs
  • Limited housing

Living Indicators

Cost of Living Index

140/ 100

Expensive

Quality of Life Index

72/ 100

Good

Best For

insurance/reinsurance professionalshigh earnersremote workers who value safety

Data Sources

Tax rate data for Bermuda is compiled from the following authoritative sources:

Last verified: 2024-01

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. Tax laws change frequently. Always consult a qualified tax professional before making decisions about your tax residency or obligations.