What would it take to move your business to Athens?
For Chris Rokos, it’s a change of residency and a new office.
Britain's third-biggest taxpayer paid £330m last year to the Treasury and has just moved to Greece - where a flat €100,000 a year covers his foreign income for up to 15 years.
Rokos can move because his wealth is liquid. It goes wherever he goes.
His company has global offices with more flexibility to relocate than a manufacturer based in the Midlands.
Most of a business owner's wealth isn't liquid. It's the business itself, tied to one place, its team and its customers.
You can't always relocate your business (to Athens or anywhere else), but you can make sure it’s worth more in the months and years ahead. And that gives you other options…
By Gavin Gibbons
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