Reform Party proposes tax measures to retain wealthy non-doms in the UK
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Reform UK proposes allowing non-doms to pay a £250,000 fee to avoid UK taxes on foreign income, wealth, and inheritance, with the proceeds benefiting low-income workers. Critics argue the plan favors the wealthy and could reduce government revenue, while supporters claim it will attract entrepreneurs and risk-takers to the UK.
- Let non-doms pay £250,000 and avoid UK tax, says Farage BBC
- Britain's Reform party unveils 'Britannia Card' to lure back wealthiest Reuters
- ‘Billionaires’ bonanza’: Labour derides Reform plan to offer tax exemptions to wealthy The Guardian
- Nigel Farage: Reform will ensure non-doms contribute to Britain The Telegraph
- Reform unveils ‘Robin Hood’ policy to stop non-doms fleeing UK The Times
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