If you want to know why the domicile rule survives despite the very obvious abuses it permits note this in an email I have just received:
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Did the boss do it in Switzerland via Panama with his bonus?
I am not sure it is a universal truth that if you believe in what your company does then you should use its products. But
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The UK’s non-domicile rules are racist
I wrote this blog in March 2007. I might update it a little now and clearly some data has changed, as have some aspects of
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The domicile rule has outstayed its welcome. It’s time for it to go
The issue of domicile he re-surfaced in the comments on this blog. I wrote the blog reproduced below in March 2007, but nothing of real substance
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The non-domicile problem is still big, and HMRC say it isn’t going away
Two very contrasting views on the non-domicile rule have hit the press today. Accountancy Age have reported a press release from tax lawyers Pinsent Mason saying:
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The TUC’s ‘Kerching’ is based on a belief in honesty, fairness and real competition – all of which are killed by tax avoidance
I mentioned an attack on the TUC’s tax avoidance spoof magazine ‘Kerching’ by Mayfair lawyer Miles Dean yesterday. He followed up his attack with an
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The domicile rules on tax are illegal discrimination on the grounds of national origin
I wrote the blog reproduced below in March 2007, but nothing of substance has changed on this issue since then. Except that the government has now announced
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Non doms and tax
The following is a parliamentary answer on tax paid in the UK by non-coms. Of course what it does not say is what tax was
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How to deal with the non-Dom problem
I was rung by numerous organisations yesterday wanting to ask my opinion on non-domiciled and taxation. The story reappeared in the press at the weekend
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