Treasury Non-Dom Tax Policy Unit Disbanded Ahead of Key Taxation Changes

Thursday, 7 March 2024, 17:54

The Treasury reportedly dissolved a crucial tax policy unit just weeks before announcing major tax reforms affecting foreign residents, potentially leaving the government vulnerable to industry lobbying. Key points of Budget 2024 underline focus on non-dom taxation. The dissolution raises concerns about the readiness for implementing new tax policies as outlined by the chancellor.

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Treasury Disbands Tax Policy Unit

Government sources confirm the disbandment of the Treasury's unit responsible for offshore and non-dom tax policy, sparking debates on preparedness and industry influence.

Key Budget Changes

New Policy Framework: Chancellor announces replacement for non-dom statuses, signaling significant tax changes.
Industry Impact: Officials worry about lobbying from wealth advisory sector post-budget.

The dissolution of the unit leaves the government open to uncertainties in implementing the proposed tax reforms.

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Treasury Disbands Tax Policy Unit

Key Budget Changes

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