A blog by Jaimie Kaffash, Accountancy Age’s tax reporter
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29 Oct 2007
There's a good piece in last week's Taxation on the non-dom policies of both major political parties. The proposed charge on non-doms is a bit of a fudge, designed not to scare the donors horses. Mike Truman summons up the requisite and appropriate outrage:
there is no legitimate argument to be made for a policy which says that non-doms should be allowed to bung the taxman thirty grand in order to make him go away. It is a squalid, disreputable, grubby idea that has no place in the tax system of a major enterprise-driven, wealth-creating country.
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Donors? Perish the thought. That idea never crossed my mind. It certainly didn't get into the first draft of the article and then get deleted when I got cold feet and decided that it was aggressive enough already. No, not at all...
Thanks for picking this up, much appreciated.
Posted by: Mike Truman , 31 Oct 2007
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