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Life, legacy and luxury – why the Isle of Man appeals to the discerning
A place where high-net-worth families enjoy prosperity, safety and quality of life in the world’s only whole-nation UNESCO Biosphere reserve
ONCE REGARDED AS a scenic holiday destination, the Isle of Man is now attracting discerning individuals looking to make a permanent move. As UK tax reforms tighten and non-dom benefits recede, the Island has become an increasingly attractive base for wealth holders and entrepreneurs alike.
AN INDEPENDENT TAX SYSTEM BUILT FOR SUCCESS A safe, well-connected jurisdiction with exceptional quality of life, underpinned by an independent and competitive tax regime, the Isle of Man is not only politically stable, it’s financially well-regulated, providing peace of mind for those focused on long-term wealth preservation and legacy planning. There are no capital gains,
inheritance or withholding taxes. Corporate income tax is set at 0 per cent for most businesses and personal income tax has a top rate of 21 per cent and a generous tax cap of £220,000 per individual. Crucially, there are no property
ownership restrictions – unlike in some neighbouring jurisdictions – and no stamp duty on property purchases. New residents can secure desirable and unique real estate, from a sleek coastal apartment to a secluded countryside estate.
SPACE TO BREATHE, TIME TO LIVE The Island’s appeal extends far beyond its attractive tax regime. It is the only entire nation recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere, boasting 95 miles of coastline, 32 pristine
beaches and a slower pace of life reflected in the Manx phrase Traa-dy-Liooar (‘time enough’). With an average commute of
20 minutes, residents can enjoy more time with family and pursue favourite hobbies and outdoor pursuits. The Island also offers outstanding public and private education and excellent healthcare, and as one of safest places in the British Isles it’s ideal for families. The Island offers an abundance
of opportunities. Residents have access to eight scenic, uncrowded golf courses, vibrant yacht clubs, water sports and a polo club. Motorsport fans will relish the world-famous TT races and supercar and classic car events, while equestrians, runners, mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts
The Isle of Man offers a gentler pace of life alongside various outdoor pursuits and tax advantages
benefit from miles of beautiful, unspoilt trails and green lanes.
WELL CONNECTED, YET A WORLD APART For those who travel frequently, the Island is remarkably well connected. It has regular flights to UK and Irish airports including London, Manchester, Liverpool and Dublin, daily ferry services and a dedicated private jet terminal and multiple helipads – swiſt, discreet access for visitors and residents alike. The Isle of Man offers a unique
proposition: a place where wealth is respected, lifestyle is enhanced and time is truly your own. If you’re seeking a permanent move, and a safe and financially secure future, the Isle of Man might just be for you. Find out more at
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