A Briton Paid 330 Million Pounds in Taxes Last Year. Now He's Leaving the Country

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He will join a number of billionaires who have left the UK, many of whom have linked the decision to the abolition of "non-domicile" status, as well as higher taxes on private equity investments, inheritances and capital gains.

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Why are Britain's wealthy moving to Greece? Learn the full story, from Rokoss' decision to Greece's tax policy.

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Chris Rokos could move his office and fortune to Greece, and Britain risks losing £330 million.

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Another super-rich man is leaving Britain after the government's tax policies made him feel less attractive. Christopher Rokos, who paid £330 million in taxes last year, is moving his tax residency to Greece, where the wealthy have much more favorable conditions for those with foreign income.