Industry leaders discuss island high value scheme
News Source : BBC News
News Summary
- High value residents pay a 20% tax rate on the first £1.25m of worldwide income.
- They then pay a 1% on any income above £1,25m and there are some who feel these individuals should be paying more tax.
- Industry leaders from law, finance, business and real estate met at a Chamber of Commerce lunch to discuss the role of high value residents in Jersey.
- One attendee, Mary O'Keeffe, said they contributed a lot to the economy and philanthropic causes.
More than 260 industry leaders from business, finance and law have held a meeting to discuss the role high value residents play in Jerseys economy.
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