In this episode, Alice and Lewis discuss the recent tax changes in the UK that are causing the super-rich to leave the country. They explore the impact of reversing the inheritance tax policy on non-doms, the financial implications, and the political challenges faced by the government. With high-profile names like Lakshmi Mittal and Nassef Sawiris relocating to the UAE and Switzerland, the conversation delves into the complexities of balancing fairness, competitiveness, and political will in tax policy. Tune in to understand the current state of the UK's tax regime and what the future might hold.
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