Pity the poor rich, who the virus has stranded, and the taxes...
Closed borders has left some affluent individuals in unexpectedly complex tax situations for spending too many days in a foreign locale
12 May 2020 - 12:47
London/New York — Mark Davies is used to flying around the world, typically visiting Geneva and Monaco every month in his work as a tax adviser for the super-wealthy.
Now he’s sequestered at home in southwest London because of the coronavirus pandemic, which is wreaking havoc on his business and the tax plans of his wealthy clients similarly accustomed to globetrotting...
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