Purchasing Property in St. Barthélemy

Investing in St. Barths

When considering purchasing real estate in St. Barths, the legal and tax implications of such an investment can seem like a big mystery. Our team of experts is available to assist throughout the various stages of the investment process.

Investing in St. Barths

When considering purchasing real estate in St. Barths, the legal and tax implications of such an investment can seem like a big mystery. Our team of experts is available to assist throughout the various stages of the investment process.

For whom

Entreprises

Creation of a company in St. Barthélemy for development in the Caribbean.

Establishments

Creation of an autonomous establishment in St. Barthélemy and its tax exemption after 5 years.

Individuals

Residents: to purchase in order to leave the EU zone and seek a source of tax-free income.
Non-residents: to purchase / sell and receive annual tax monitoring of a second home in St Barths.

Our expertise

We have been chartered accountants specializing in real estate for many years. A real estate investment must be supported by specialists (lawyer, notary, real estate agent) to provide the best advice for questions, such as: what legal structure should I adopt? What tax deductions am I entitled to? How can I plan for the transfer of my assets? How can I monitor my tax obligations? We work with an extensive local and international network to guide you toward the most optimal investment options (tax, legal, accounting).

Choice of legal structure

Assistance in selecting the most optimal legal form for each unique situation.
Personalized support

Studies and consultations on tax issues, from both a local and international context.
Monitoring rental business and income
Annual legal and accounting monitoring with tax, social security, and legal declarations (general meeting, balance sheet, etc.);
Assistance with tax returns (income tax (rental income), wealth solidarity tax, declaration of the annual 3% tax).
Diversification of assets

Assistance to the taxpayer during audits in your country of residence.