Research by the world’s leading high-net-worth mortgage broker, Enness Global, has revealed the current cost of purchasing a property in the world’s International Finance Centres (IFC)
The UK is widely considered an IFC for potential non-British individuals due to the pedigree of our banking system and the fact that both small and large companies benefit from corporation tax rates of just 20%. Something we take for granted but is comparatively low when compared to elsewhere around the world.
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