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Definition of tax exile in English: tax exilenoun 1A person with a high income or considerable wealth who chooses to live in a country or area with low rates of tax. 避税流亡者（移居到低税收国家或地区的富人） he lived for a time as a tax exile in Jersey Example sentencesExamples - The multimillionaire tax exile's statement to the inquiry was characterised by the bluster and showmanship for which he is renowned.
- In the last six years he had spent most of his time living as a tax exile aboard his yacht Tosca III, dividing his time between the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.
- Since then, O'Brien has spent €25 million on a Gulfstream jet and moved to the Algarve in Portugal as a tax exile.
- A tax exile living in Portugal, the multi-millionaire claims to have nearly gone bust on several occasions during his extraordinary rise to the top.
- He said a different type of person was becoming a tax exile there.
- Amusement arcade owner Jim Kennedy, who has refused to give evidence concerning allegations of planning corruption at the Mahon Tribunal, lives as a tax exile on the Isle of Man.
- Moreover, the main beneficiary of that company - Magnier - is a tax exile in Geneva.
- He has since moved to Portugal to become a tax exile.
- O'Brien chose to live as a tax exile in Portugal following the sale of Esat to BT.
- Connery has come under harsh criticism in recent years for becoming a tax exile, living in Spain and the US rather than his native land.
- To become a tax exile you must prove you don't spend 183 days or more in the Republic in any one year or that you don't spend 280 days over a two-year period.
- In the mid-1990s the Barclays were said to be living in tax exile in Monaco, with an address care of Avenue de Grande Bretagne, Monte Carlo.
- He has been a tax exile for years, recently declaring that he would only return to live in Scotland if it became independent.
- Mr O'Brien, now a tax exile living in the Algarve, went on to sell the licence for 2.4bn, having bought it for 19m.
- As a tax exile in Monaco, it is only a matter of time before Tony Ryan sells all his shares.
- McCulloch, a tax exile who lives in Monaco, started working on two new hotel concepts after selling the Malmaison chain in 1999.
- This is convenient for McManus, as he is a tax exile in Switzerland and spends most of his time at a home in Geneva.
- These are the same groups that would benefit hugely from the millions of euro not paid by tax exiles to the Revenue each year.
- Smurfit, who is from Dublin, lives as a tax exile in Monte Carlo in the principality of Monaco where he is Ireland's honorary consul.
- Yesterday, it emerged that the 37-year-old, who has homes in Edinburgh and Perthshire, could become literature's first billionaire within five years if she chose to live abroad as a tax exile.
- 1.1mass noun The state of living in a particular country in order to pay a low rate of tax.
the singer was living in tax exile he left France in 2012 to seek tax exile in Belgium
Definition of tax exile in US English: tax exilenountæks ˈɛɡˌzaɪl 1A person with a high income or considerable wealth who chooses to live in a country or area with low tax rates. 避税流亡者（移居到低税收国家或地区的富人） he lived for a time as a tax exile in Jersey Example sentencesExamples - These are the same groups that would benefit hugely from the millions of euro not paid by tax exiles to the Revenue each year.
- Mr O'Brien, now a tax exile living in the Algarve, went on to sell the licence for 2.4bn, having bought it for 19m.
- In the last six years he had spent most of his time living as a tax exile aboard his yacht Tosca III, dividing his time between the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.
- Since then, O'Brien has spent €25 million on a Gulfstream jet and moved to the Algarve in Portugal as a tax exile.
- Amusement arcade owner Jim Kennedy, who has refused to give evidence concerning allegations of planning corruption at the Mahon Tribunal, lives as a tax exile on the Isle of Man.
- He has since moved to Portugal to become a tax exile.
- McCulloch, a tax exile who lives in Monaco, started working on two new hotel concepts after selling the Malmaison chain in 1999.
- This is convenient for McManus, as he is a tax exile in Switzerland and spends most of his time at a home in Geneva.
- Smurfit, who is from Dublin, lives as a tax exile in Monte Carlo in the principality of Monaco where he is Ireland's honorary consul.
- A tax exile living in Portugal, the multi-millionaire claims to have nearly gone bust on several occasions during his extraordinary rise to the top.
- Moreover, the main beneficiary of that company - Magnier - is a tax exile in Geneva.
- The multimillionaire tax exile's statement to the inquiry was characterised by the bluster and showmanship for which he is renowned.
- In the mid-1990s the Barclays were said to be living in tax exile in Monaco, with an address care of Avenue de Grande Bretagne, Monte Carlo.
- Connery has come under harsh criticism in recent years for becoming a tax exile, living in Spain and the US rather than his native land.
- He has been a tax exile for years, recently declaring that he would only return to live in Scotland if it became independent.
- He said a different type of person was becoming a tax exile there.
- O'Brien chose to live as a tax exile in Portugal following the sale of Esat to BT.
- As a tax exile in Monaco, it is only a matter of time before Tony Ryan sells all his shares.
- To become a tax exile you must prove you don't spend 183 days or more in the Republic in any one year or that you don't spend 280 days over a two-year period.
- Yesterday, it emerged that the 37-year-old, who has homes in Edinburgh and Perthshire, could become literature's first billionaire within five years if she chose to live abroad as a tax exile.
- 1.1 The state of living in a particular country in order to pay a low tax rate.
the singer was living in tax exile he left France in 2012 to seek tax exile in Belgium
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