Britain's wealthy are facing significant tax hikes following the Labour government's budget, which abolishes the non-dom regime and imposes new levies on private equity, second homes, and private jets. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves argues these measures are necessary for financial stability, but many affluent individuals are planning to leave the U.K., fearing a wealth exodus. Lobby groups warn that jurisdictions like Italy and Dubai are poised to attract the departing super-rich.
A record number of wealthy Americans are planning to leave the U.S. amid fears of political and social unrest following the election. Demand for second passports and long-term residencies abroad has surged, with many citing concerns over violence, taxation, and political climate as primary motivators. Popular destinations include European countries like Portugal and Malta, as well as Caribbean nations like Antigua, with the process for obtaining citizenship becoming increasingly competitive and lengthy.
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