Business group urges UK to create tax competitiveness office
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5 questionsWhat specific policies will the proposed 'Office for Tax Competitiveness' recommend?
Will the government extend the grace period or introduce a 'pay-to-play' visa for the ultrarich?
How many non-doms have actually left the UK since the policy change?
What is the exact impact of the non-dom abolition on UK tax revenue?
Will Labour's housebuilding targets be met given current constraints?
Number of non-doms leaving the UKfactual
Nearly 2,000 wealthy non-doms fled the UK last year.
According to City AMOffice for Budget Responsibility projections suggest as many as 20% of affected non-doms might leave, roughly 1,200 people.
According to The Independent - UK NewsContext: The discrepancy (2,000 vs 1,200) indicates uncertainty about the actual exodus, which affects policy decisions on tax competitiveness.
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