Sentence examples for has not domiciled from inspiring English sources

Lord Ashcroft admitted earlier this month that he has not domiciled in the UK for tax purposes, despite having made a promise 10 years ago, before being awarded a peerage, that he would make the UK his permanent residence.

He has not disclosed where he is domiciled, but on his website he refers to Belize as his home.

In a statement published shortly before the disclosure of material as a result of freedom of information requests, Ashcroft confirmed for the first time that he is, indeed, non-domiciled and has not paid tax on international earnings since taking up his seat in the Lords a decade ago.

"I – and I suspect most members of parliament – would find it extraordinary that a bank that is domiciled in this jurisdiction with oversight of its Swiss subsidiary has not had action taken against it either by its regulator or by you, who are responsible for investigating it and passing papers to the CPS [Crown Prosecution Service] to conduct criminal prosecutions if appropriate".

Mr. Depardieu, who is formally registered as "domiciled" in Néchin since his visit to the mayor in early December, still has not actually moved into a house he bought here.

Slavica was 28 years his junior and as she was not domiciled in the UK she would have had to pay 40 per cent inheritance tax on money received from him if he had died, whereas spouses are usually exempt from this.

People who are UK residents but who are not domiciled there do not have to pay UK tax on their foreign earnings: as long as they leave them in those foreign lands.

Until three years ago Choudhrie, who has personally given £95,000 of that sum, was not domiciled in Britain for tax purposes.

"It would be entirely reasonable to say that if someone is not domiciled in this country but has six mansions they should be paying more into the system".

Margaret Hodge MP, chair of the public accounts committee, opened the hearing by cataloguing Gulliver's tax and banking arrangements, which show he is not domiciled in the UK and has used the bank's Swiss arm for his own accounts.

We have got a tax regime which allows people not domiciled in the UK to come here and work.