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Scrapping non-dom tax status 'an utter humiliation' for government, Labour claims

Sky News Sunday, 10 March 2024
Scrapping the non-dom tax status for wealthy foreign nationals is "an utter humiliation for this government", shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has said.
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Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer calls the Government’s decision to axe non-dom tax “humiliating”, claiming “we’ve argued for years for them to get rid of non-dom tax status.” He continued saying, “the only decent policy they’ve got is one they’ve lifted from us.” Report by...

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