The Irish Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAI) has called for a 12.5% corporation tax rate in Northern Ireland to match that in the Republic. The
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Yes. Of course they will. It is inevitable that some non-domiciled people will leave the UK after the change in the tax law affecting their
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Under the government’s proposed changes to the domicile rule any person who qualifies as non-domiciled can pay £30,000 to secure the right to not pay
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So he says. It’s in the Guardian. I don’t like his comedy much. But I’ll respect him for this.

The domicile rule as used in UK taxation discriminates between people on the basis of their place of national origin. Since 2003 this has been
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The domicile rules create two systems of personal taxation system in the UK. One charges over 99% of UK residents to tax on their world
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There’s much talk in the press this morning of a ‘climb-down’ by the Treasury on domicile. This is, according to the press, a source of
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Domicile is not just a domestic issue: I was interviewed on the issue in La Tribune in France yesterday. You can see the article here.
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