Residency and the Active Investor Plus Visa, the Governments 2026 financial statements & capital flight & wealth tax
The Week In TaxShow Notes
This week a pot-pourri of Inland Revenue consultations and case summaries, the Government releases its financial statements for the year ended 30th June 2026 and a very interesting paper on capital flight vindicates supporters of a wealth tax, or does it?
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