Non Domicile

The figures only take into account employment income, and not investment income, and assume that professionals working in a foreign city don't qualify as a non-domicile and therefore get reduced tax rates. ❋ Matthew Turner (2010)

Tax on non-doms: Darling used his first Pre-Budget Report to announce a new levy on non-domicile workers. ❋ Not A Sheep (2008)

A Labour-supporting billionaire who pledged to bankroll Gordon Brown's upcoming general election campaign has told the Observer that he will stop funding the party rather than give up his non-domicile tax status. ❋ Thatsnews (2009)

Because the newspapers business readership would have been shaking their heads at its credulous approach to “decisive” Brown, knowing – as they will – his indecision over capital gains tax, non-domicile taxation and everything else. ❋ Unknown (2008)

In 1997 Labour came to power claiming it would close the non-domicile "loophole". ❋ Praguetory (2007)

Last night, the Labour Party distributed a press release which stated: "The Treasury's initial estimate, on best information available, is that just 15,000 current non-domicile residents have foreign income in excess of £62,000." ❋ Unknown (2007)

In my previous article I included some speculation from Benjamin Brogan in the Mail and from Iain Dale regarding the admitted use of Treasury officials' "analysis" to rubbish the Conservative non-domicile tax proposals. ❋ Not A Sheep (2007)

His trick has been to turn a blind eye to those issued with non-domicile tax status — a perk which has no equivalent in America or Europe. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Benedict Brogan's Daily Mail blog has an excellent time line through the non-domicile proposals. ❋ Not A Sheep (2007)

We have dealt with tax avoidance in relation to non-domicile and non-resident on many occasions since 1997. ❋ Not A Sheep (2007)

A £3. 5bn ($7. 2bn, e5bn) raid on non-domicile workers has become the centre piece of the Tory manifesto, allowing David Cameron to embrace a “tax the rich” agenda with a minimum of political damage. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The ancient non-domicile tax rule, can allow foreign business people living in Britain to avoid paying income or CGT on their earnings abroad by claiming that the UK is their second home. ❋ Praguetory (2007)