David Lesperance
united States Army general
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My clients are concerned that, with the proclamations from both Andy Burnham and Ed Miliband, there will be a massive increase in CGT and possibly an exit tax as well."
- David Lesperance, an international tax advisor to the super-rich, told that paperDaily Expressexpress.co.uk/news/politics…
International businesspeople can already access the U.S. through nonimmigrant visas that do not automatically expose their global wealth to U.S. tax,
- said David Lesperance of Lesperance & AssociatesCNBCcnbc.com/2026/05…
After playing with matches since October, the SEIU has succeeded in lighting a 'Tax the Rich' wildfire by getting enough signatures,
- said David Lesperance, a tax consultant who has advised some of his wealthy clients who left California because of the proposalABC 7 Newsabc7news.com/post/californias…
- said David Lesperance, a tax consultant who's advised some of his wealthy clients who left California because of the proposalJapan Todayjapantoday.com/category/world…
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Louise Haigh set to land key policy control role in Andy Burnham government
The Independentindependent.co.uk/news/uk…Now the country's top businessmen have reportedly engaged international tax advisors so they can work out new ways to skirt a possible expansion of Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
Daily Expressexpress.co.uk/news/politics…Super-rich plan to flee if Ed Miliband becomes Chancellor
Daily Expressexpress.co.uk/news/politics…Trump's $1 million 'Gold Card' fails to catch on among the world's wealthy
CNBCcnbc.com/2026/05…The program, pitched as a premium pathway for wealthy foreign nationals seeking residency benefits in the United States, was designed to attract significant investment while generating substantial federal revenue
Hindustan Timeshindustantimes.com/world/news…California's billionaire tax proposal is on track to qualify for the November ballot, backers say
ABC 7 Newsabc7news.com/post/californias…The measure imposes a one-time 5% tax on the assets of billionaires — including stocks, art, businesses, collectibles and intellectual property — to backfill federal funding cuts to health services for lower-income people that were signed by Donald Trump last year
Guardiantheguardian.com/us/news…