Wealth tax? So, goodbye, Britain - Hello Cambodia!
- IMLOVINGCRYPTO
- Oct 22
- 1 min read
If Labour really does introduce a wealth tax, that's the end for many people – we're headed to Cambodia.
Not because we want to avoid taxes, but because we're tired of being punished for creating value.
Let's face it: the British tax system has long since crossed the line into absurdity.
Inheritance tax: 40% above £325,000
Income £100,000–£125,000? Effective rate 60%
Capital Gains Tax: 28% on real estate, 20% on investments
Stamp Duty: up to 12%, and up to 15% for companies
And then there's everything else:
National Insurance, Corporation Tax, Council Tax, VAT, excise duties, environmental fees, sugar tax, gambling tax, fuel tax, carrier bag fees, emissions tax, and now VAT on private schools.
When politicians say, "We want the rich to pay more," what they really mean is, "We've run out of other people's money."
Meanwhile, Cambodia is becoming a quiet haven for entrepreneurs, crypto enthusiasts, and digital nomads.
Low taxes, a friendly climate, and an open approach to blockchain and digital assets.
No one there looks at you like a criminal just because you make money.
Living costs a fraction of what it does in the UK. You can invest without being stifled by regulations and truly live, not just pay the bills.
Because when productive people leave, the bill doesn't disappear.
It stays for those who stay.
Cambodia isn't perfect, but it's a country that still rewards courage, ideas, and entrepreneurship.
And that's worth more than many "developed" tax systems.
Inspiration: Aleksandra Huk
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