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Abolishing non-dom tax status would be humiliation for Tories, says Phillipson
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2024
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Ah you see. Non of those embarress tories, in the eye of people who give them lots of money.
Non dom status is a huge asset to tory doners.
And lers face it. Any talk about ot will be about plans of they win the next electio . Then after rhat election. Some wconomic disaster will mean now is not the time.
Its just about trying to win a few votes.