UK’s wealthy non-doms propose Italian-style tax system to retain wealth
Wealthy individuals who reside in the UK but claim non-domiciled (non-dom) status support a tax system similar to Italy's to discourage capital flight. They argue that the UK's current tax regime, which has become increasingly less favorable to non-dominant individuals, is pushing high-net-worth individuals and their wealth towards more tax-competitive jurisdictions. An Italian-style system, they suggest, could offer a more attractive alternative, encouraging these individuals to maintain UK residency and contribute to the British economy. The Italian tax system offers a fixed annual tax of 100,000 euros on foreign-sourced income for natural persons who establish tax residence in Italy. This…
