Reform UK reveals 'Robin Hood' policy plan for non-doms

Let non-doms pay £250,000 and avoid some UK tax

Reform UK has announced it would give non-doms the chance to avoid some UK taxes by paying a £250,000 fee, with the proceeds going to people on the lowest incomes.Non-domiciles (or non-doms) live in the UK but have a permanent home overseas for tax purposes.Under Reform’s plan, non-doms would pay the fee for a new Britannia Card and in return not be taxed on wealth, income or capital gains earned abroad. They would also avoid the need to pay inh…

Let non-doms pay £250,000 and avoid some UK tax - Nigel Farage

The Reform UK leader says money raised from the policy would go to the lowest-paid 10% of full-time workers.

Nigel Farage to offer non-doms £250,000 fee to avoid UK tax for life

Reform UK policy would transfer money directly to poorest 10%

Reform can go further in its plan to woo back non-doms

Reform has recognised how damaging Reeves's policy has become and worked out that the UK needs to attract wealth.

Nigel Farage slammed for ‘billionaire giveaway’ non-dom tax policy

A new tax policy that Nigel Farage is set to unveil has been slammed as a ‘giveaway’ for foreign billionaires. At a press conference this morning, the Reform UK leader will announce that if elected, his party would reintroduce non-dom tax status and allow the super-rich to avoid paying tax in the UK for a one-off fee of £250,000 every ten years.   In an article for the Telegraph, Farage said that millionaires and billionaires who pay the fee for…

Nigel Farage's Robin Hood-style tax policy for non-doms that claims to 'benefit low-paid Scots'

The proposals would see non-doms paying a one-off fee to avoid paying taxes in the UK.