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Tuesday 06 October 2015 8:02 am

UK firms sceptical of new government consultation on tax rules for non-doms

By: Caitlin Morrison

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Accounting and legal experts have said that they are sceptical of a new government consultation out this week on changes to tax rules for non-domiciles, or “non-doms”.
 
In the Summer Budget, chancellor George Osborne said he would be tightening tax rules for high-earning residents whose also reside outside the UK, including getting rid of permanent non-dom status. 
 
A proposal published yesterday indicated that there may be a slight row-back, with offshore trusts may not be affected by the government’s changes.
 
Read more: George Osborne plans to crack down on non-doms
 
Yet Gill Smith, partner at Moore Stephens, said the proposal was still “unhelpfully short on detail”.
 
Richard Jordan, a partner at Thomas Eggar, made a similar point, saying that while the new proposals “do appear to cut some slack to existing non-doms with offshore structures”.
 
But he added: “We have no detail yet, but HMRC is not renowned for its generosity.”

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