Non-domicile Tax Status — 31 Jan 2023 at 18:45

That there be laid before this House, no later than 28 February 2023, a copy of the Treasury analysis related to the effect of the abolition of the non-domicile tax status on the public revenue referred to by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in evidence to the Treasury Committee on 23 November 2022 together with any other document or analysis relating to that matter prepared for the Chancellor’s consideration since 14 October 2022.

“to make sure that wealthy foreigners pay as much tax in this country as possible”,

“I want to make sure that anything you do in terms of the non-dom tax regime does not mean you lose more than you gain.”

“hundreds of millions pounds”.

“non-doms are good for the economy”.

“a copy of the Treasury analysis related to the effect of the abolition of the non-domicile tax status on the public revenue.”

“such a charge could discourage men and women-doctors and nurses, business men and women-from coming to this country…and we do not want to turn them away.”-[Official Report, 9 October 2007; Vol. 464, c. 171.]

“I think if you abolish the whole status then probably it ends up costing Britain money because there will be some people who will then leave the country.”

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