The contribution analyses how leading European countries are adapting their tax policies to attract entrepreneurs, investors, highly skilled professionals and High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) in an environment characterised by growing international competition for talent, capital and investment.
Through a comparative analysis, the article examines some of the most relevant tax regimes currently available across Europe, including the Italian New Tax Residents Regime, the new UK FIG Regime introduced following the abolition of the “Non-Dom” system, as well as the solutions adopted by Switzerland, Greece, Malta, Cyprus and Portugal.
The article also explores the role of international wealth planning, trusts and estate planning structures, highlighting the key trends influencing the decisions of international families, entrepreneurs and global investors.
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