Monaco Guides & Knowledges
Monaco SCI & French Inheritance Tax: Cross-Border Estate Planning Guide
A Monaco SCI offers international families flexibility, privacy, and control when owning French property — but French inheritance tax still applies. This article explains how SCI shares are treated in succession, why they follow foreign inheritance law, and how France taxes the transfer when the company owns French real estate.
Buying Property in France through a Monaco SCI: Tax and Compliance Guide
Discover how a Monaco Société Civile (SCI) can be used to hold French property — and what taxes still apply across the border. This comprehensive guide by Monaco Properties explains the structure, benefits, and obligations of using a Monaco SCI for French real estate. Learn about the 3% annual disclosure (Form 2746-SD), wealth tax (IFI), and income tax rules, as well as annual filings and compliance essentials for non-resident investors.
Moving to Monaco in 2025: Practical Guide, Formalities, and Specialized Services
Relocating to Monaco is an exciting journey, but it comes with unique challenges. Between narrow streets, luxury residences, and strict administrative regulations, moving in the Principality requires careful planning. This guide helps you navigate every step—from paperwork to logistics—so your transition is smooth and stress-free.
Top Monaco Districts for Real Estate Investment in 2025
Discover the top Monaco districts for real estate investment in 2025. From Larvotto’s luxury waterfront to the growth potential in Jardin Exotique, find out where value meets opportunity in the Principality’s ever-evolving property market.
Understanding Monaco’s Tax Agreement with Italy: What You Need to Know
Discover how the tax agreement between Monaco and Italy impacts residents and investors. This article breaks down the key points of the agreement in simple terms to help you navigate international tax matters.
Understanding Monaco’s Rental Laws in 2025: Comparing Loi n°1235 and Loi n°887
Monaco’s real estate laws are unique and require precise understanding. Discover how Loi n°1235 and Loi n°887 differ and what it means for property owners and tenants in 2025.
FLATS UNDER LAW 887
In the case of the purchase of an apartment under law 887, the apartment can only be rented with a lease of a minimum period of six years exclusively terminable by the tenant. In addition, the tenant must meet one of the following criteria:
FLATS UNDER LAW 1291/1235
Residential apartments built before1 September 1947 have rents regulated by the housing services in Monaco. In addition, these apartments can only be rented to tenants who meet certain criteria, find more information in our article.
