Residence & domicile

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'Current law determining domicile status is a mess'

The case of Lee Barrett shows how much easier this job would be if it weren't for the clients, says MIKE TRUMAN

Around 143,000 individuals completing self-assessment returns have a residence or domicile status that would allow them to pay tax on the remittance basis, according to the Treasury

MIKE TRUMAN is not impressed by the unanimity between Conservative and Labour on the taxation of non-domiciles

PHILLIP DEARDEN reviews the potential impact of the Pre-Budget Report announcements

Conversations with the Taxation tax hound

The Liberal Democrats have called on Gordon Brown to remove non-domicile status from anyone who has been resident in the UK for a decade or more

The shadow chancellor's newly announced plan for people holding non-domiciled status has divided opinion among tax professionals

Those who enjoy non-domiciled tax status in the UK will be required under the next Conservative government to pay an annual levy of £25,000

PricewaterhouseCoopers has moved to give notice to taxpayers who enjoy non-domicile or non-resident status that HMRC have updated their line of questioning on the latest self-assessment tax returns — and people's answers may well lead to extra enquiries.

Leading tax expert John Whiting has suggested care be taken on potential reforms, following criticism by the Liberal Democrat's Vincent Cable of perks for the 'super-rich'

CBI director general Richard Lambert has extolled the virtue of greater transparency to the tax arrangements of both private equity and non-domiciles.

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