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Created page with "A person is a high-net worth individual if they satisfy at least ''one'' of the following: * they have income of over £200,000 per year or more; and/or * their assets are equal to or above £2 million This is in line with Isle of Man and UK tax guidance at time of writing." |
HMRC HNWI definition corrected (previously only should definition of 'affluent', which is not the same as HNWI) |
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Revision as of 14:17, 15 January 2024
A person is a high-net worth individual if their assets are equal to or above £20 million.
This is in line with tax guidance at time of writing.