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Brit Expats “thinking twice” about returning home

Asian Private Banker recently wrote an article on the UK non-domiciled tax rules following a phone interview with Buzzacott’s Carlo Gray.

Last updated: 31 July 2018

Gray said the reforms are making people think twice about returning to the UK and British expats in Hong Kong are showing concern ahead of the rollout date of 6 April.

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