UK expects bigger non-dom tax take despite billionaire exits
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7. Non-Doms, Offshore and Temporary Non-Residence – Why It Still Matters - MDH Accountants
The end of easy offshore planning The Budget continues to clamp down on non-dom and offshore planning, including: Tightening the residence-based regime Capping IHT benefits for some excluded property trusts Making dividends received during temporary non-residence fully taxable when you return If you’re a UK business owner who has spent time abroad, or plans to, […] The post 7. Non-Doms, Offshore and Temporary Non-Residence – Why It Still Matters…
Trade secretary Peter Kyle concedes flurry of exit by millionaires ‘worrying’
BUSINESS and trade secretary, Peter Kyle, on Monday (24) admitted he was worried over news that some of the country’s super-rich, including Indian billionaire steel tycoon Lakshmi N Mittal, are leaving the UK as a result of tax rises. Kyle was asked by Sky News about a media report last weekend, which revealed that Mittal’s tax residency has shifted to Switzerland, and that the industrialist plans to relocate to Dubai amid a growing tax bu…
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