UK-Exit Savings Report
Let’s run your numbers.
6 quick questions. About 60 seconds. Your personalised report at the end.
Question 1 of 6
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UK-Exit Savings Report
Hello, Robert.
Your personalised report, based on the answers you provided.
Your estimated annual saving
£0
That’s what you could keep, every single year, in a low-tax country.
UK effective tax rate0%
Low-tax country0%
* Average total effective tax rate for a typical low-tax country. The exact rates differ by the location you choose.
Your tax reduction0%
That’s £0 more, every month. A second income, without working a single extra hour for it.
Figures are estimates based on your answers.
The breakdown
Where does your money go today?
Your profit, line by line, in the UK versus a low-tax country.
Assumes an optimised salary and dividend structure in the UK, and a representative 10% flat rate abroad.
Same profit. 0% less tax. £0 a year could stay in your hands instead of HMRC’s.
Your next business
If you’d started this business abroad.
Your current company stays in the UK. But a future venture structured in a low-tax country from day one would be taxed at roughly 10%:
That’s £0 a year. £0 by retirement, invested at 7%.
Tax Freedom Day
When you start earning for yourself.
Every pound you earn before this date, goes to HMRC. Everything after is yours to keep.
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Working for HMRC today
After relocating
Today
After relocating
per year working for the government, before you start earning for yourself.
That gap is £0 a year, back in your hands.If you stay
What you’d pay HMRC by 67.
Stay in the UK, and this is what goes to HMRC in tax before you retire. Money that could have gone towards your retirement instead.
Total tax paid to HMRC by 67
£0
Relocate, and it falls to £0. The £0 difference is tax you stop paying. Keep it, invest it, and it becomes what comes next.
The long game
What your saving becomes.
Invested at a conservative 7% return, your annual saving could grow into:
Extra retirement wealth by 67
£0
Your saving, invested at 7% Your saving, kept as cash
Invested vs simply kept +0%
The cost of delaying
Every year you delay leaving the UK, is a year of compounding you never get back. Here is what delaying costs you by the time you’re 67:
Delaying by 1 year£0
Delaying by 2 years£0
Delaying by 5 years£0
£0 of extra wealth by 67. Built from the £0 a year of tax you stop paying, invested at 7%.
Your summary
Is it worth the move?
Based on your numbers
Strong case to move
Stay putMarginalWorth exploringStrong case
Exit score0 / 10How strongly the numbers favour a move
Relocation complexityLowYour setup can travel with you
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