The Financial Services Commission Mauritius (FSC) is launching a data survey to monitor compliance with Section 71(3)(a)(i) of the Financial Services Act 2007, which mandates Global Business Licence holders (GBCs) to conduct core income generating activities in Mauritius. GBCs must report whether they claimed partial exemption for 2025 income categories and, if engaged in investment holding, specify if investments are pure equity or other. The survey's baseline is December 31, 2025, with submissions due by July 20, 2026.
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NOTES ON THE MONITORING OF SUBSTANCE
REQUIREMENTS
Issued under section 7(1)(a) of the Financial Services Act 2007
The Financial Services Commission Mauritius (“the FSC”) refers to Section 71(3)(a)(i)
of the Financial Services Act 2007 “FSA” whereby:
“A holder of a Global Business Licence shall, at all times – carry out its core income
generating activities in, or from, Mauritius, as required under the Income Tax Act”.
In order to discharge its functions, the FSC is hereby launching its data survey to
monitor compliance with Section 71(3)(a)(i) of the FSA.
GBCs have to indicate whether they have claimed for partial exemption during the
year 2025 on categories of income as defined in the Second Schedule to the Income
Tax Act.
GBCs engaging in investment holding activities have to indicate whether
investment relates to pure equity only, i.e. which only hold equity participation and
derive dividends and/or capital gains; or other than equity.
The baseline for the survey is 31 December 2025.
The due date for submission is 20 July 2026.
Financial Services Commission
02 July 2026