UK Taxpayers Leaving Country
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- Mitchell LabiakBBC
- Raphael SheridanBBC
- Anna WiseEvening Standard
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Chris Rokos, a hedge-fund billionaire and one of the UK's top taxpayers, plans to leave the UK for Greece, where he will open an office in Athens. According to Dan Neidle, a tax expert, Rokos's decision could result in a loss of £330m in tax revenue for the UK, equivalent to funding 4,500 teachers. The potential loss comes as the UK Treasury is set to release its first Budget under new Chancellor John Healey on…
UK's third-biggest taxpayer to leave for Greece →Chris Rokos, Britain's third-biggest taxpayer, is reportedly relocating to Greece. According to the Sunday Times Tax List, Rokos paid an estimated £330 million in tax last year. The move comes amidst an ongoing exodus of wealth from the UK due to changes in tax laws, with Rokos joining other high-profile figures such as Michael Platt and Richard Gnodde in relocating abroad. Greece offers a favorable tax arrangement…
Britain’s third-biggest taxpayer Chris Rokos to relocate to Greece – reports →Chris Rokos, a 55-year-old hedge fund billionaire, is leaving the UK for Greece due to what the article describes as "Old Labour tax-and-spend policies" that are driving wealth creators overseas. The article states that Rokos has already paid £330million in income tax and donated £190million to Cambridge University. His firm, Rokos Capital Management, will be opening an office in Athens, where ultra-wealthy…
Why we should ALL fear the exodus of Britain's 'wealth creators': Inside the reality of Labour's spiteful war on success... and the stark impact it will have on hard-working Britons →Analysis
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- 8 Sep
Britain’s third-biggest taxpayer Chris Rokos to relocate to Greece – reports
- 9 Sep
'I would like to give something back to Britain.’ So said the hedge fund billionaire Chris Rokos after donating a cool £190million to Cambridge University in March via what was billed as the ‘biggest single donation to be made to a British university in modern times’.
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9 Sep Why we should ALL fear the exodus of Britain's 'wealth creators': Inside the reality of Labour's spiteful war on success... and the stark impact it will have on hard-working BritonsChris Rokos, a 55-year-old hedge fund billionaire, is leaving the UK for Greece due to what the article describes as "Old Labour tax-and-spend policies" that are driving wealth creators overseas. The article states that Rokos has already paid £330million in income tax and donated £190million to Cambridge University. His firm, Rokos Capital Management, will be opening an office in Athens, where ultra-wealthy…Daily Mail
8 Sep Britain’s third-biggest taxpayer Chris Rokos to relocate to Greece – reportsChris Rokos, Britain's third-biggest taxpayer, is reportedly relocating to Greece. According to the Sunday Times Tax List, Rokos paid an estimated £330 million in tax last year. The move comes amidst an ongoing exodus of wealth from the UK due to changes in tax laws, with Rokos joining other high-profile figures such as Michael Platt and Richard Gnodde in relocating abroad. Greece offers a favorable tax arrangement…Evening Standard
8 Sep UK's third-biggest taxpayer to leave for GreeceChris Rokos, a hedge-fund billionaire and one of the UK's top taxpayers, plans to leave the UK for Greece, where he will open an office in Athens. According to Dan Neidle, a tax expert, Rokos's decision could result in a loss of £330m in tax revenue for the UK, equivalent to funding 4,500 teachers. The potential loss comes as the UK Treasury is set to release its first Budget under new Chancellor John Healey on…BBC
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