Charlie Mullins Calls Out Labour: “Wrong People, Wrong Taxes!”

Meet Charlie Mullins, the entrepreneurial spirit behind Pimlico Plumbers. Last month, he didn’t just spill coffee – he spilled a sharp critique of the Labour government, warning that their new tax plans might hit the wrong folks.

What’s the Backstory?

• In 2023, Mullins sold his company for £145 million.
• Over the years, he’s paid over £120 million in taxes.
• He claims his ambitions shine brighter abroad, especially under a Labour administration.

“We’re Moving Overseas”

Pull up a chair, because here’s the kicker: Mullins says he’s moving to safeguard his assets – not just for himself, but for his family. He believes this shift will protect and preserve his wealth.

The Big Takeaway

According to Mullins, the looming tax changes will be a massive blow to the Treasury, and many thousands might follow suit. If the Labour government is setting up a tax trap, perhaps the wrong people will get caught, not the right ones.

Feelings & Feel‑Low‑Hilarious Commentary

Picture an accountant with a cucumber slice on his back, walking out of the vault, sweating… it’s exactly what Mullins is doing – feeling the heat and making a grand exit. He’s navigating the political tax tide with the confidence of a plumber gushing out flow to clean a leaky pipe.

In a world that can be a bit too dull, Mullins reminds us that sometimes fortunes shift faster than a faucet. Stay tuned for more news on this tax drama, and don’t be surprised if the next headline bears the same drip of insight.

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Labour’s Tax Moves Set Off a UK Exodus

On GB News, Simon Mullins made a stark warning: Labour’s new tax plan isn’t just tightening the belt – it’s opening a door for millions to walk out the front. He’s tried to paint a picture of what he sees as a future where prosperity is punished, not rewarded.

A Warning in Plain English

• Big Income Tax, Capital Gains, Inheritance Tax: Mullins says they’re the new “perks.” Everyone had to pay more!
• Entrepreneurs in Trouble: Investors and start‑up founders, the ones who crank up new jobs, are being shoved to the curb.
• Tax‑Phobic “Restaurant” Metaphor: He likened it to ordering at a restaurant: you pay the bill but get charged again if you leave early.

“Crazy” Tax Slates for the Lucky Twenty‑Four‑Hour Battery of Millions

Mullins’ key point: the tax hikes will coax a flood of millionaires overseas. He estimates 10,000 departures this year alone, with the trend set to accelerate as the scheme rolls out.

Safer Options to Keep the Money in the UK

1. Shift the focus from punishing the wealthy to incentivizing investment.
2. Craft incentive packages that keep corporate giants playing here.
3. Consider creative ways to boost sovereign budgets without burning a hole in the pockets of those who build the economy.

“I’m Leaving—Not Because of Brexit, But Because of Tax Policy”

In a personal note, Mullins shared a rough “brain‑dump” of his life‑long tax contributions—500 million pounds of taxes and National Insurance over 55 years. He claims that governments now pretty much treat him as being anti‑patriotic for sticking around.

Where He’s headed: Spain – but he’s already saying he won’t be coming back if Labour remains in power.

Labour’s “Smart Tax” or an Attack on Success?

He argues Labour’s approach is “like a lazy bunch of socialists facing the wealthy and immediately pulling a weight for them.” The outcome? A counter‑productive shift that will, in his view, lead to a broken, bankrupt UK with many more people leaving for Dubai or further afield.

Time to Speak Out

Mullins calls on fellow UKers to stop the losing battle and stand up: “Nobody should let this happen without fighting, rethinking, and ensuring the tax system supports success, not stems it.”