San Marino Aircraft Registry Touts Fiscal Benefits

The San Marino Aircraft Registry (Chalet B14) has announced that 63 Dubai-based aircraft have joined since its opening 11 months ago. The organization touts the confidentiality it guarantees to owners, as well as the fiscal flexibility as to which jurisdiction their taxes are attached to. Moreover, the San Marino “T7-” registration mark is said to be politically neutral.

In San Marino, fixed-wing aircraft heavier than 5,700 kg (12,550 pounds) are not subject to import duties or VAT. The claimed lead-time to register an aircraft, after airworthiness inspection, is one to two business days. Certificates and licenses are valid for three years.

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