Head to head

Casa de Campo (Dominican Republic) vs Panama City (Panama).

🇩🇴 Dominican Republic against 🇵🇦 Panama, on tax, residence, cost, and the life. Same model, same year, no brochure.

Casa de Campo (Dominican Republic)Panama City (Panama)
Effective tax at $300K24%0%
Effective tax at $1M25%0%
Effective tax at $3M25%0%
Kept at $1M$752K$1M
Capital gains25%0%
Cost index (Zurich 100)8562
Safety6/106/10
Schools5/106/10
Sun hours3,0002,200
Supercar street index#63#66
Routes inGolden visaGolden visa
Net millionaire inflow 2025 (country, Henley)n/an/a
Flight London9.511.3
Flight New York4.15.4

Simplified marginal model, indicative 2026 brackets, non-US single filer, no social contributions, deductions, wealth taxes, or treaties.

Verdicts

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For an executive on salary

Panama City (Panama) keeps more of a $1M salary, $248K a year on this model. Casa de Campo (Dominican Republic) answers with the life itself.

For a founder with an exit

Capital gains: Casa de Campo (Dominican Republic) 25%, Panama City (Panama) 0%. The order of operations, move then sell or sell then move, decides more than the rate. Neither city taxes wealth as such.

For a family

Panama City (Panama) leads on schools and a lower cost, Casa de Campo (Dominican Republic) on sun. Safety is level.

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Tax figures use a simplified marginal model with indicative 2026 brackets for a non-US single filer, ignore social contributions, most deductions, wealth taxes, and treaties, and are not advice. Residence rules change often. Verify before acting.