HNWIs ‘would be prepared to pay a premium for staying in the UK’

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'It's absolutely true that those with the broadest shoulders should bear the greatest burden,' says lobbyist Leslie McLeod-Miller of Foreign Investors for Britain. 'But those with the broadest shoulders normally also have the longest legs, and they are highly mobile.'

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Main image: Leslie McLeod-Miller

News

Reports suggest the government 'is trying to work out how it can tap into the vast wave of wealth that will be transferred from baby boomers when they die.'
News

HMRC data suggest the official prediction of how many non-doms would leave the UK when the tax break was scrapped is on the money.
Feature

As Britain's 225-year-old 'non-dom' tax regime faces abolition, we asked prime resi insiders about the potential impact on the property market and their businesses.