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Income tax hike to drive wealthy from UK
Tara Loader Wilkinson
24 Nov 2008
24 Nov 2008
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03:40 GMT
Thousands of wealthy individuals could leave the UK because of the income tax hike announced today, which will bring tax levels to 45% for those earning £150,000 (€176,000) or more, wealth advisers have warned. Non-domiciled residents, who came under tax pressure last year, may be the first to go.
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