Presented on the 19th of June 2026 by the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the 2026–2027 National Budget outlines a clear vision for a more innovative, competitive and resilient Mauritius. With a strong focus on AI and digital transformation, investment facilitation, sustainable development, food security and the blue economy, the measures announced are designed
Tiger Global: The Supreme Court Clarifies the Limits of Treaty Protection and Reinforces Substance Over Form. 👉 Read the article for key observations and takeaways.
⚖️ The Revenue Tribunal Act 2025 signals a major turning point in Mauritius’ tax dispute framework, reshaping how tax disputes will be handled in practice. Read our full article for an in-depth analysis of the new regime and its practical implications.
📊 The FSC’s newly introduced “Known to the Commission” (KTC) concept marks a shift toward a more mature, risk-based regulatory model — streamlining processes while preserving supervisory and compliance standards. 📖 Read the full analysis to understand the practical impact for regulated entities.
“Tomorrow is ours” The Honourable Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development has presented his fifth budget on June 7, 2024. We are pleased to share with you the key measures proposed in the Budget Speech. Click here for the 2024-2025 Budget Highlights
Following the presentation of the National Budget for Mauritius for the financial year 2023-2024, the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2023 has been enacted on 20th July 2023 to translate some of the proposed measures into law. Please click here to access our comprehensive guide on the key measures of the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2023