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Green warns government on tax policy and risks of EU alignment

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What happened

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Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, warned the government about risks associated with Britain's re-entry into the European Union. He stated that if the government does not change its tax stance, entrepreneurs and investors might leave the UK, noting that moving within the EU would become easier.

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Why it matters

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Green argued that closer ties with Europe would benefit the economy, while current tax policies and border delays have hurt UK businesses. He suggested that if the tax burden continues to rise, the UK risks losing the entrepreneurs and investors essential to its economy.

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Who's involved

GreenWarns the government regarding its tax policy and EU alignment.
governmentIs the subject of Green's warnings regarding tax policy.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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May face pressure regarding capital retention and economic stability due to policy concerns over tax and EU alignment.

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