Fund managers to lose out on non-dom fees
Nicholas Neveling, 27 Mar 2008
UK fund managers could lose non-dom clients to foreign rivals, even if their clients do not flee the country following the tax crackdown
Accountancy Age, 27 Mar 2008
goIt is healthy that business moves away from the UK.
The non-dom rules are a blessing for other European financial centres.
There was too much concentration of financial activity in London at the expense of other European locations where people are equally qualified.
Posted by: Jerome, 28 Mar 2008
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