Source-cited draft: payroll & social contributions for Monaco (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Social security contributions (Caisses Sociales de Monaco) | Monaco has no payroll income-tax withholding (PAYE) because there is no personal income tax, but employers and employees pay social security contributions to the Caisses Sociales de Monaco. Rates and ceilings are index-linked and revised in January and October each year. | |
| PAYE / wage withholding | None — no income tax is withheld from Monaco salaries because there is no personal income taxMonaco tax code (absence of personal income tax) | |
| CCSS (sickness, maternity, family) — employer rate | 13.45% (including CGCS)Caisses Sociales de Monaco — employer contribution schedule | |
| CCSS monthly contribution ceiling | EUR 9,800.00 per month (EUR 117,600 per year)Caisses Sociales de Monaco — CCSS ceiling | |
| CCSS — employee rate | 0% — CCSS sickness/family contributions are borne entirely by the employerCaisses Sociales de Monaco — employee contribution schedule | |
| CAR (retirement / pension) — employer rate | 8.33%Caisses Sociales de Monaco — CAR contribution schedule | |
| CAR (retirement / pension) — employee rate |
Monaco has no payroll income-tax withholding (PAYE) because there is no personal income tax, but employers and employees pay social security contributions to the Caisses Sociales de Monaco. Rates and ceilings are index-linked and revised in January and October each year.
Other Monaco computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| 6.85%Caisses Sociales de Monaco — CAR contribution schedule |
| CAR monthly contribution ceiling | EUR 6,112.00 per month (EUR 73,344 per year)Caisses Sociales de Monaco — CAR ceiling |
| Unemployment insurance — employer rate | 4.00%Caisses Sociales de Monaco / Pole emploi (unemployment insurance) |
| Unemployment insurance — employee rate | 2.40%Caisses Sociales de Monaco / Pole emploi (unemployment insurance) |
| Unemployment insurance monthly ceiling | EUR 16,020.00 per month (EUR 192,240 per year)Caisses Sociales de Monaco / Pole emploi (unemployment insurance) |
| Supplementary pension (CMRC) rates | Two bands — approx 7.87% (Tranche A) and 21.59% (Tranche B), with a Tranche A ceiling of approx EUR 3,971, split between employer and employeeCaisses Sociales de Monaco — CMRC supplementary pension |
| Self-employed health insurance (CAMTI) | Flat quarterly contribution of EUR 1,101.00 for the 2025-2026 exerciseCaisses Sociales de Monaco — CAMTI |
| Contribution remittance | Employer declares and pays contributions quarterly to the Caisses Sociales de Monaco (monthly for larger employers)Caisses Sociales de Monaco — employer obligations |
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