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‘Exit tax’ on UK entrepreneurs ruled out by business department

  • Posted on September 3, 2026
  • By Financial Times
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  • 1 min read
In brief

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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‘Exit tax’ on UK entrepreneurs ruled out by business department
‘Exit tax’ on UK entrepreneurs ruled out by business department

Jonathan Reynolds seeks to quell fears of levy on companies spun out from UK universities that move abroad
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