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Is the UK France's new tax haven?

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Around six months ago, British Prime Minister David Cameron invited rich French citizens to move to London if they wanted to avoid the French president's new wealth tax. François Hollande is increasing the top tax rate to 75% on incomes over 1 million euros, but is London really becoming a tax haven for the French? France 24's Louis Massie went to find out more.

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