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Let non-doms pay £250,000 and avoid some UK tax - Farage
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.
Nigel Farage to offer non-doms £250,000 fee to avoid UK tax for life
Nigel Farage has set out a radical tax policy giving new or returning non-doms the chance to pay a £250,000 one-off fee to shield them from paying tax and encourage them to stay in the UK. The Reform UK leader will claim that the proceeds will be given to the lowest paid in the country,
Farage Promises Non-Doms Tax Protection on Overseas Assets
Nigel Farage said his Reform UK Party would “bring back” wealthy foreigners who have left Britain by giving them a full exemption from taxes on their overseas assets in return for a once-a-decade fee that would fund cash payments to low-income workers.
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