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Private wealth advisory
17°54′ N, 62°50′ W
For those who live, work, or invest in St. Barths: grow your wealth, lower your taxes, protect what matters, and pass it on.
ST-BARTH PRIVATE OFFICE is a private wealth advisory firm based in St. Barths (Saint-Barthélemy, also written St. Barts, French West Indies), founded and led by Maxime Bouché. It advises those who live, work, or invest on the island in five areas: wealth management and investments, tax and relocation, structuring and estate planning, real estate, and business owners’ wealth. The first consultation lasts thirty minutes, is complimentary and comes with no commitment. The firm works in French and English.

Fees quoted after an initial conversation.

Put your wealth to work, with the discipline of a private bank.

Settle on the island and pay what you owe, not a cent more.

Organize today what you will pass on tomorrow, with peace of mind.

Buy, finance, and hold property on the island, in the right structure.

Compensation, exit, protection: your business working for your wealth.
Free, no commitment
Tailored wealth guidance, and the island’s private club.
4 meetings, personalized recommendations.
Advice built around your situation, plus a direct WhatsApp line to your advisor.
A private business club.
On WhatsApp: private market analysis, investment opportunities, and a network of fellow members.
Your wealth on your phone.
A revolutionary tracking tool, included in the Pass at no extra cost.
Private events.
Invitations to the island’s finest restaurants.

Indicative value : €3,500
€1,000tax included
Exclusively for those who live or work on the island.
If the Pass has not earned or saved you at least €1,000, in returns or tax savings, you get a full refund.
Thirty complimentary minutes to understand your situation and your goals.
Assets, income, taxes: everything laid out clearly.
Clear, quantified recommendations. You decide.
Your life changes. Your strategy adapts.


Your advisor
Founder - Private Wealth Advisor
I am a private wealth advisor in St. Barths and the founder of ST-BARTH PRIVATE OFFICE. I worked in private banks, including Edmond de Rothschild, Indosuez Wealth Management, Quintet, Banque Internationale à Luxembourg and Banque Palatine, and I have followed financial markets for more than ten years.
I have advised high-net-worth families, business owners, and individuals, as well as entrepreneurs and seasonal workers in St. Barths.
One conviction: everyone deserves guidance, from the first euro to the legacy they leave.
Tax, relocation, real estate, estate planning: the rules of St. Barths, explained clearly.
All articlesMoving to St. Barths is not enough: for five years, you remain a French taxpayer. The rule, for individuals and for companies.
No income tax, no corporate tax, no VAT: the St. Barths tax system is built on real estate and consumption. What exists, what does not, and for whom.
A 5% transfer duty, fees owed to the French State, a development tax if you build and dock duty on imports: the tax cost of buying in St. Barths.
ST-BARTH PRIVATE OFFICE is a private wealth advisory firm based in St. Barths (Saint-Barthélemy, also written St. Barts), founded and led by Maxime Bouché. It advises those who live, work, or invest on the island: investments, tax and relocation, structuring and estate planning, real estate, and business owners’ wealth.
Yes. The first conversation lasts thirty minutes. It is complimentary and comes with no commitment. You can book it online or on WhatsApp.
Fees are quoted after the first conversation: you know the amount before you commit. Pass St-Barth, reserved for those who live or work on the island, costs €1,000, tax included.
No. The firm advises those who live, work, or invest in St. Barths, including non-residents who own a property or a business there.
No. The firm advises high-net-worth families and business owners, as well as employees and seasonal workers on the island. There is no minimum level of wealth for Pass St-Barth.
No. For five years after you arrive, you remain a French taxpayer. Our article on the five-year rule explains this in detail.

Free, no commitment