Yesterday was fairly busy. As a result of Labour’s non-dom announcement I don’t think I have ever done more press interviews, and still it was
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I am not objective on the non-dom rule. Having worked to get rid of it for eight years it would be ludicrous of me to
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According to the Guardian George Osborne has firstly refused to abolish the non-dom rule which creates one tax law for the rich in this country
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I first started writing about the need for abolition of the domicile rule on this blog in March 2007.  Since then I have done so more
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I thought it worth sharing Laboyr’s non-dom press release in full: ——– Ed Miliband will tomorrow (Wednesday) announce a new manifesto commitment for the next
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On Monday I noted that in my opinion the abolition of the domicile rule would be the biggest single contributor to tax justice in the
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I highlighted the UK’s promotion of tax havens yesterday and was as a result asked if their abolition would be the best indication of a
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A clip from yesterday’s Public Accounts Committee hearing with Edward Troup (HMRC) about the 114,000 non-domiciled people living in the UK. This is a great, and
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In an editorial this morning the FT says: More than two centuries after the introduction of income tax by Mr Pitt, his successors should end
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