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> then HMRC will deem you UK domiciled anyway if you ever become UK tax resident This appears to be not true in practice, reading the list of notable people wi
by peteretep 7y ago
> then HMRC will deem you UK domiciled anyway if you ever become UK tax resident
This appears to be not true in practice, reading the list of notable people with non-dom status.
- jsmith99 7y agoThe rules only changed in the 17/18 tax year. Also most prominent non doms have never previously been UK domiciled (eg the Goldsmith family have inherits non dom status for generations) or currently live and are tax resident abroad.