Patrician.ch

Compares 2 places to live on one person's profile: income tax, net income, what they keep, exit tax, wealth tax, residence route, cost of living, safety, schools and sun, each with its patrician.ch page and the Patrician.ch head to head page where one exists. Use it for "Dubai vs Monaco", "Zug or Lugano" and other X vs Y questions.

Income tax on one yearly income in Patrician.ch's 100 places to live, lowest first, with the effective rate and the patrician.ch page. Covers zero income tax countries, Swiss cantons, US states such as Florida, New York and California, and European capitals. A US state or town that is not one of the 100 (Texas, California, Los Angeles, Houston, Boerne, Tampa, Nashville) is answered through the board place that carries the same income tax, and the result says which. Optionally only named places, a US citizen (taxed by the US wherever they live), or married filing jointly. Use it for "how much tax would I pay in X", "which country taxes $1M least" and "countries with no income tax".

What Patrician.ch publishes on a passport, for more than 60 countries: visa free destinations, the years of residence to citizenship, whether dual citizenship is allowed, any citizenship or residence by investment route, whether the country taxes citizens who live abroad, and the patrician.ch page. Use it for second passport, dual citizenship, naturalization and citizenship by investment questions.

What Patrician.ch publishes on one place to live, or on up to 2 places in a country (with the names and pages of the others it covers there): the tax regime and any special regime for new residents (lump sum taxation, flat tax, non-dom rules), the residence route, income tax on $1M, cost of living (Zurich = 100), safety, schools, sun hours and the patrician.ch page.

Ranks Patrician.ch's 100 tier one places to live and relocate to (Monaco, Dubai, Zug, Lugano, Miami, Singapore, Lake Como, Lisbon and more, across 47 countries and territories) on one person's or family's income, passports, household, current home and priorities. For each place: effective income tax, net income, what the household keeps over the period, the exit tax charged by the current country, wealth tax, the residence route (including golden visa and investor routes where they exist) and the patrician.ch page. Returns the top 10, a link to the full ranking of all 100 on patrician.ch, and a link to a free preview of a written Private Dossier on the same inputs. Use it for relocation, moving abroad, tax residency and "where should I live" questions from high earners, founders before an exit, and high net worth families.