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Bloomberg News George Osborne, U.K. chancellor of the exchequer Mr. Osborne will also make statements on other taxes, including an update on the so-called non-dom tax, which taxes people who live in the U.K. but claim their true home is elsewhere for tax purpose.

Osborne Reaffirms U.K. Fiscal Cuts Ainsley Thomson 2011

The chancellor will update the so-called non-dom tax, which applies to U.K. residents who claim their true home is elsewhere for tax purposes.

U.K. Budget Expected to Go After the Tax Dodgers Ainsley Thomson 2011

The 50% and non-dom taxes are envy taxes, but envy taxes do not work.

British Brain Drain Strikes Again Eamonn Butler 2011

Attempt to change rules for capital gains tax and treatment of non-dom workers may have damaged UK's competitiveness, says Lords committee

How does capital gains tax and the three-year rule work? 2011

The 50% top rate and non-dom tax are driving the wealthy from the U.K.'s shores.

British Brain Drain Strikes Again Eamonn Butler 2011

But the 50% tax, like the non-dom tax, will actually lose revenue for the Treasury—a total of £350 billion over the coming decade, according to Adam Smith Institute analysts.

British Brain Drain Strikes Again Eamonn Butler 2011

Ashcroft, whose companies have provided private jet and helicopter flights to several Conservative cabinet members, including the prime minister, David Cameron, was given the role after renouncing his status as a "non-dom".

The mystery of Lord Ashcroft and the paradise island business empire 2012

The non-dom tax raised £162 million in its first year; but according to an Adam Smith Institute report published today, the exodus of those 16,000 cost the Treasury £800 million.

British Brain Drain Strikes Again Eamonn Butler 2011

His admission of being a "non-dom" triggered a furore in the run-up to the general election.

Lord Ashcroft 'avoided £3.4m in tax' ahead of rule change Rob Evans 2010

Now George Osborne has reaped what he sowed with the non-dom tax, and has inherited another envy tax too, in the shape of the 50% top rate of income tax—which actually becomes 52% when you add National Insurance charges.

British Brain Drain Strikes Again Eamonn Butler 2011