I’ve been asked to summarise what I think about domicile. I haven’t been able to do this in writing in the time available, but try
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I can’t avoid the charge of being middle class. I am. And I understand, to some degree, the middle class desires in life. The most
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The Observer seems intent on continuing its campaign against the domicile rules. Good, say I. Yesterday’s paper featured a long article on the subject which
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I’ve known Alastair Darling’s style on Treasury issues for a long time – since before Labour came to power in 1997. So I’m not surprised
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The FT reports: A wall of Middle Eastern and Russian money has helped push the price of a top-end house in London up 46 per
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The UK’s domicile laws are the subject of a Tax Justice Network campaign. They’re unjust, help make Britain a tax haven, have fuelled the ridiculous
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The Tax Justice Network campaign on the UK’s domicile rules, which are at the core of our tax haven status, has reached The Times. In
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I’m not so rash as to say that the argument for change in the taxation of private equity has been won yet. But today’s coverage
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A week or so ago I recommended an article on the web site of SB Consulting. Well I’ll tell you I regret doing so. This
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