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Yes, many countries around the world use tax incentives to attract wealthy individuals, businesses, and foreign investment. This global competition for capital can influence where companies choose to locate and where high-net-worth individuals decide to live. It's a complex area of international finance and policy, with countries constantly adjusting their offerings.
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