UK non-doms: what are the main political parties saying?

One of the key political and economic questions is whether keeping the remittance basis is of overall net benefit to the UK economy and/or Treasury. In a briefing article on 19 June, associate Ed Cubitt in the private client and tax team at law firm WithersWorldwide took a look at some of the major parties' stated positions on the taxation of non-UK domiciliaries. Conservative Many tax advisers had anticipated that the Chancellor could announce at the Spring Budget a comprehensive review of the non-dom regime or a reduction of the 15 year limit.  This did not come to pass and the C...