Key insights, sector reviews and a summary of tax measures.
On 05 June 2025, Dr the Hon Navinchandra Ramgoolam, GCSK, FRCP, Prime Minister, Minister of Defence, Home Affairs and External Communications, Minister of Finance, Minister for Rodrigues and Outer Islands has presented the much-anticipated Mauritius National Budget 2025 - 2026.
Discover Our Opinion by Anthony Leung Shing, a Tax Perspective
by Dheerend Puholoo, a Sustainability Overview by Julien Tyack
and Industry Reviews by our panel of specialists. We’ve also partnered with PwC Legal (Mauritius), an independent law firm, to provide a Legal Perspective on key regulatory reforms.
By Anthony Leung Shing, Country Senior Partner
The new Government’s first Budget was eagerly awaited following its strong election victory last year. Expectations were high, with many hoping that it would inject much-needed momentum, after a slow transition marked by delayed appointments, and subdued economic activity. The Budget was seen as a key opportunity to set the tone for the term ahead and to signal clear direction and ambition. The question now is—did it rise to the occasion?
Following the presentation of the National Budget 2025 - 2026, the long-awaited Finance Bill has now been released.
Our Summary of the key Tax and Legal Measures, prepared in collaboration with PwC Legal (Mauritius), helps you better understand the implications of the proposed changes.
Meet the authors behind PwC’s National Budget Brief 2025 – 2026. They provide expert analysis and thoughtful perspectives on the potential impact of the proposed measures across Mauritius economy and key industries.