Study: Spain’s Wealth Tax Did Not Drive the Super-Rich Away
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Wealth taxes do not automatically lead to the super-rich leaving the country. This has now also been demonstrated by a new study from Spain. The study examined how many wealthy individuals relocated their residence following the reintroduction of the Spanish wealth tax. The result: over a six-year period, far fewer people moved than expected. Even […]
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