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General · 1 November 2025

UK plans new tax on rich leaving country

UK plans new tax on rich leaving country

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering a 20% tax on assets of wealthy individuals leaving the UK, known as a 'settling-up charge', predicted to raise £2bn and follow policies already in place among most G7 countries. This comes as Britain faces an unprecedented wealth exodus with 16,500 millionaires expected to leave in 2025, taking £66bn in investable assets abroad, driven by changes to the non-dom tax regime.

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