Dual contracts were often used by the City for their non-UK domiciled individuals. These people had two contracts issued to them: one in the UK
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As the Observer notes this morning: The number of people claiming non-domicile tax status has nearly doubled in three years, fuelling fears that Britain is
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I didn’t say that. It’s a headline in this morning’s FT. The article refers to the web site featured here (and subsequently on BBC news
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Some have said I should comment on the Sunday Times Rich List. OK, if you insist. This says most of it: When the Blair administration
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I do, as so often, recommend Simon Caulkin’s column from the Observer this weekend. It, when combined with William Keegan’s column, made a refreshing page
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The above title comes from the Observer. As they say in today’s paper: A holy alliance of church groups and bishops is demanding that Gordon
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For those who are quick, there’s a chance to see the repeat of Friday’s Newsnight on BBC2 that features 10 minutes on the domicile campaign.
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Full marks to Andrew Goodall for spotting the web site of UK Trade and Investment, a government sponsored site on which there is a blatant
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The Observer seeks to report objectively. As such, as part of their coverage of the domicile rules they gaveJohn Jay, New Star Asset Management’s development
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