Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Liechtenstein (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate profit tax rates and base | Corporations, foundations and establishments pay a flat 12.5% profit tax, subject to an annual CHF 1,800 minimum tax that is creditable against profit tax. Large multinational groups face a 15% effective minimum under the OECD/EEA GloBE rules. Liechtenstein levies no withholding tax on outbound dividends, interest or royalties. | |
| Standard corporate profit tax rate | 12.5% flatTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| Annual corporate minimum tax | CHF 1,800, fully creditable against profit taxTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| OECD global minimum tax (QDMTT / IIR) | 15% for in-scope ultimate parent / large multinational groups under the GloBE rulesGloBE Tax Act (GloBE-Steuergesetz / FL GlobE Tax Law) | |
| Tax base | Net taxable profit per the statutory financial statements, with tax adjustmentsTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) | |
| Notional interest deduction on equity (Eigenkapital-Zinsabzug) | A standardised deduction on modified equity reduces the taxable base; the imputed-interest rate is set in the Finance ActTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG); Finance Act (Finanzgesetz) | |
Corporations, foundations and establishments pay a flat 12.5% profit tax, subject to an annual CHF 1,800 minimum tax that is creditable against profit tax. Large multinational groups face a 15% effective minimum under the OECD/EEA GloBE rules. Liechtenstein levies no withholding tax on outbound dividends, interest or royalties.
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| Dividends received from subsidiaries |
| Generally tax-exemptTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Dividends from low-taxed passive-income foreign subsidiaries | Taxable at the 12.5% profit tax rate where the payer is a foreign, low-taxed subsidiary earning predominantly passive incomeTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Capital gains on the sale of participations | Generally tax-exemptTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Withholding tax on dividends | 0% — no withholding tax on distributions regardless of recipient's residenceTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Withholding tax on interest | 0%Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Withholding tax on royalties | 0%Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Corporate return filing deadline | 1 July following the tax year; extension up to 6 months on substantiated written requestTax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
| Loss carryforward | Tax losses may be carried forward (offset capped at a percentage of taxable profit)Tax Act (Steuergesetz, SteG) |
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