Labour vow to scrap non-dom status after Rishi Sunak’s wife’s tax scandal

LABOUR aim to cash in on the tax scandal over Rishi Sunak’s wife by ending non-dom status. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves will today announce proposals forcing people living in Britain to pay tax here. Ms Reeves said: “It simply isn’t right that those at the top can benefit from outdated non-dom tax perks.” Non-doms do […]

LABOUR aim to cash in on the tax scandal over Rishi Sunak’s wife by ending non-dom status.

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves will today announce proposals forcing people living in Britain to pay tax here.

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Ms Reeves said: “It simply isn’t right that those at the top can benefit from outdated non-dom tax perks.”

Non-doms do not pay UK tax on money they earn overseas — even if they live here full-time.

Labour said it will replace non-dom status with a scheme for people who are living in the UK for only short stints.

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The Chancellor’s Indian wife Akshata was blasted for not paying full UK tax on her £600million fortune.

She has since ditched the status.