Mullins, who recently sold his iconic London-based plumbing firm and left Britain, told the Andrew Eborn YouTube show he has no intention of financing what he describes as "excessive" new levies under Labour's leadership.
Reform UK speaks for many entrepreneurs who are tired of being taxed heavily. I've always believed in cutting red tape and backing business-friendly policies.
Farage, is reportedly keen to capitalise on Mullins' high public profile and vocal dissatisfaction with Labour's fiscal stance.
While Mullins has no immediate plans to return to the UK, he remains an influential voice in the ongoing debate about taxation, business growth, and Britain's political future.
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