Industry leaders discuss island high value scheme
More than 260 industry leaders met to discuss the role wealthy residents play in Jersey's economy.
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"They are extremely important, so here today the room is full of private bankers, tax accountants, lawyers, people like myself and professionals who all work with high net individuals."
— Mary O'Keeffe , Executive
"If tax for wealthy individuals was increased he believed Jersey would lose them."
— Garry Bell , Executive
"The amount of tax they pay is 'piffling, frankly'."
— John Christensen , Academic
Key People
Garry Bell is a tax advisor to high value residents in Jersey.
John Christensen is a former economic advisor to the government of Jersey.
Mary O'Keeffe runs a relocation business assisting high value residents in settling in Jersey.
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More than 260 industry leaders met to discuss the role wealthy residents play in Jersey's economy.
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