Ending UK’s Non-Dom Tax Regime likely to have greater economic consequences than the government thought…

Much of the debate has hinged on a key point: If more than one in four of the typical non-dom population exits, the policy will start to backfire. Reliable numbers on exact departures are still hard to come by, and the UK has said it only expects to be able to give firm data next year. “It is an exodus, it’s not been hype.” Iceland’s ‘First Billionaire’ Joins Non-Dom Exits With Tax Lament Thor Björgólfsson quit the UK and cut jobs at his investment firm after recent tax changes. He argues the non-dom regime was ripe for change, but the UK will now struggle to attract the wealthy. See the article on Bloomberg here: Ending UK’s Non-Dom Tax Regime likely to have greater economic consequences than the government thought… https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2026-07-18/iceland-s-first-billionaire-joins-non-dom-exits-with-tax-lament <https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2026-07-18/iceland-s-first-billionaire-joins-non-dom-exits-with-tax-lament> ______________________________ MasterFeeds <http://masterfeeds.blogspot.com/> @MasterFeed <https://www.twitter.com/masterfeed>