Rachel Reeves criticises chancellor for not changing non-dom tax rules

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The shadow chancellor confronted Jeremy Hunt in the Commons over the tax status of non-domiciled residents in the UK after no changes were announced in his autumn fiscal statement. ‘How can he possibly claim this is fair? He refuses to act and I wonder why? Maybe that was the only policy he can’t get signed off by No 10 Downing Street,’ Reeves said in an apparent reference to the prime minister, Rishi Sunak, whose wife was previously revealed to have claimed non-dom tax status in the UK

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