UK’s Non-Dom Shift: Opportunity or Wealth Exodus?
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Continued crack down on non-doms will lead to fiscal disaster for UK - IFA Magazine
As more non-doms and HNWIs continue to leave the UK, including Egyptian billionaire and Aston Villa co-owner Nassef Sawiris, Jonathan Riley, Head of Private Client and Partner at Fladgate, comments on the trend and what it means for the UK’s economy: “We have seen a direct and almost immediate correlation between the Labour Government’s October 2024 Budget and an increase in the number of clients leaving the UK, especially in the lead up to 6 Ap…
Nassef Sawiris blames UK exit on Conservative government’s failing
Key PointsNassef Sawiris cites “years of incompetence” by the UK’s Conservative government as the key factor behind his move to Italy.Sawiris, Africa's fourth-richest person, left the UK after its abolition of the non-dom tax status, seeking Italy’s flat tax scheme instead.Sawiris’ departure signals a broader trend of wealthy individuals relocating due to the UK’s rising tax burdens and regulatory challenges.Just after relocating to Italy, follo…
UK’s Non-Dom Shift: Opportunity or Wealth Exodus?
The recent exodus of high net worth individuals from the UK, including Nassef Sawiris, the non-dom co-owner of Aston Villa, has sparked debate and raised eyebrows. Sawiris’ decision to leave the UK, citing the Conservative party’s economic mismanagement, has put a spotlight on the UK’s fiscal policies and their impact on the wealthy. But is this a cause for concern or an opportunity for the UK… Source
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