Reeves considers U-turn on non-dom crackdown to halt exodus of wealthy

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Chancellor could look to stem the flow of wealthy taxpayers leaving UK after Britain experienced its most significant drop in billionaires ever last year

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Rachel Reeves is considering climbing down on her non-dom crackdown to stem the flow of ultra-rich taxpayers leaving the UK.

The chancellor is deciding whether to U-turn on the decision to tax non-domiciled individuals inheritance tax based on their global assets.

Reeves considers U-turn on non-dom crackdown to halt exodus of wealthy

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