UK 11:54 Tuesday, 29 September 2026
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Last year hedge fund manager Chris Rokos paid £330 million in UK income tax making him the 3rd largest payer of income tax in the country. The tax he paid is equivalent to that paid by c12,000 folks earning £100,000 a year or 52,000 folks earning £35,000 a year. But he is off to Greece and why aren’t we all following?
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