Is the Chancelllor offering non-doms first class plane tickets to get out of the UK? - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
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Nimesh Shah, CEO of Blick Rothenberg, noted that the transitional rules introduced by the Labour Government provide an easy exit for non-doms, enabling their swift departure from the UK without incurring the new '10-year tail' on inheritance tax.
The reforms announced at the Autumn Budget will likely accelerate the relocation plans of non-doms already contemplating leaving the UK, as the 40% inheritance tax impact significantly alters their financial outlook.
Concerns have been raised about the feasibility of the £12.7 billion revenue projection following these reforms; with non-doms potentially leaving, the government may struggle to meet its financial targets.
Shah expressed skepticism regarding the government's ability to reach the £12.7 billion target, especially in light of the additional complexities introduced by changes to capital gains tax and inheritance rules.
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