Changes to Jersey's 'high-net-worth' laws propose higher taxes and minimum net worth
The minimum amount of tax paid by new high-net-worth residents moving to Jersey is set to rise. Currently, people relocating to the island on a '2(1)(e)' licence – previously known as a 'J-cat' licence – have to pay at least £170,000 in taxes to the island's government each year….
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