New Jersey Tax Haven Draws The Very Rich
The island of Jersey near France remains a tax haven with no sales or capital gains taxes and a top income tax rate of 20 percent. Wealthy Britons increasingly relocate, drawn by proximity to Europe and favorable terms, while Britain’s wealth tax changes influence migration.
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