‘Exit tax’ on UK entrepreneurs ruled out by business department
- Posted on September 3, 2026
- By Financial Times
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The UK Business Department has definitively rejected proposals for an 'exit tax' targeting entrepreneurs whose university-derived companies relocate internationally. Jonathan Reynolds, leading the department, made this clarification to address growing concerns among the startup ecosystem. The decision signals the government's commitment to maintaining a business-friendly environment and encouraging innovation-driven ventures to flourish domestically without fear of punitive taxation on international expansion.
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