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Taxes in Bahamas

Nassau

0% on everythingSpanish blacklist
Personal income0%
Company tax0%
Minimum daysNo minimum
Cost of residencyExpensive

How to get residency

Permanent residency through a property investment of about USD 750,000 or more.

Days you must stay

No strict minimum.

Small print

No direct taxes. It is on the Spanish blacklist: if you are Spanish, the tax office follows you for 5 years.

Personal income tax10/10
Company tax10/10
Cost of residency2/10
Ease5/10
Life and connections7/10

If you move here

To stop paying tax at home you must live in Bahamas most of the year, have your centre of life there and, if you own a company, run it from there. A tax residency certificate from Bahamas is your best proof.

Note for Spanish nationals: Bahamas is on the Spanish blacklist, so a Spaniard who moves there stays taxable in Spain that year and the next four.

Also check whether an exit tax applies to you and read the tax treaty, if there is one.

Am I still tax resident at home? · Calculate the exit tax · Compare Bahamas with other countries

Sources · reviewed on 2026-11-01

Official source under review. Data for this country is based on the rules known on the review date.

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