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Liechtenstein

Swiss-style regime: 12.5% corporate tax, no tax on share gains or inheritance, and reported lump-sum taxation for wealthy non-working foreigners, but residence permits are scarce and quota-limited.

Capital gains

Secondary

0% on shares

Gains on shares are exempt; real estate gains face a separate real estate profit tax of up to 24%.

Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries - capital gains tax rates · checked 2026-09-29

Wealth tax

Unverified

No separate tax (wealth taxed via a deemed yield)

Net wealth is reported to be taxed indirectly by adding a notional yield on it to taxable income, Swiss-style; the yield rate was not confirmed.

Source: Tax Foundation - Wealth Taxes in Europe, 2026 · checked 2026-09-29

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