It’s fascinating to note that Simon Mckie has written in Taxation magazine saying: The new non-domicile tax regime has been cobbled together and will be
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The FT has reported that: Britain is once again eligible to market itself as a tax haven following recent concessions to “non-dom” residents, according to
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The FT has done itself little credit over the last few weeks with a mass of letters and commentary supporting the tiny non-domiciled elite who
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The Budget contains revisions to the rules for employment related securities relating to people who are resident but not ordinarily resident in the UK. These
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The Budget notes say (page 246) that: Transfer of Assets Abroad 27. Anti-avoidance legislation designed to prevent individuals from avoiding income tax by transferring assets
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The Budget changes the test for resident days in the UK (page 239) You now have to be in the country at midnight. This overcomes
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There are four changes on domicile: 1) The limit on earnings to be ignored is now £2,000 rather than £1,000 2) Income from offshore trusts
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What budget? After 30 minutes I’ve found nothing to comment upon bar: 1) Domicile rule changes are confirmed as published,a nd will not change again
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Brendan Barber has a good article on the Guardian web site. As he says: This week’s budget will show whether ministers grasp a distinct change
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