non-dom

British  

/ ˌnɒnˈdɒm /

noun

1. informal  a nondomiciled person

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Example Sentences

Dominic Lawrance, a lawyer at the London firm Charles Russell Speechlys, said that more than a quarter of his active “non-dom” clients have left the U.K. due to the tax changes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Earlier this year, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that, having listened to "concerns that have been raised by the non-dom community", she would introduce a more generous transition phase to the policy,

From BBC

The Labour government abolished the non-dom tax status in April, which is where UK residents whose permanent home or domicile for tax purposes is outside the UK.

From BBC

She has vowed a new runway at Heathrow, visas for those with AI and life science skills and said she would ease the non-dom ban to allow a more generous phase out of tax benefits.

From BBC

Downing Street said the tweaks, which will be made through amendments to the Finance Bill, did not change the government's overall approach "to replacing the outdated non-dom tax regime".

From BBC