Andrew Henderson has built his business around helping wealthy people move countries, all in the name of paying less tax while also often securing residency or citizenship. A self-confessed contrarian, he encourages clients to “go where you’re treated best” and chides the fact that taxation is not viewed in the same way as a consumer good. Through Nomad Capitalist, Henderson targets clients earning in excess of $500,000 (€446,740) a year or who have a net wealth of $1 million or more.  Each year, Nomad runs an index that ranks the world’s passports based on metrics like taxation, perception, and travel…

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