Parties deplore the domicile policy when they're in opposition but leave it intact in office.
Watt has found employment in the domicile of Mr. Knott and has become curious about his employer's "arrangement".
Some trusts, revealingly, even have flee clauses, where the trustees are obliged to try to change the domicile of the trust if the tax police start asking questions.
People can be hereditary non-doms, for instance, but it is only the domicile of the father that counts, not the mother.
The domicile of any employee, including the chief executive, is a personal choice, unless for some reason it is contractually imposed.
A decision on the domicile issue could come early next week, a senior source at the bank told Reuters on 27 January.
Note: If it is so spotless you can eat off the kitchen floor, you are in the domicile of one who craves cheese curls.
The domicile loophole currently allows UK residents to cite another country as their permanent residence and so avoid taxes on earnings made overseas.
Perhaps because the sewing room nestled inside this great rambling old house, my interest soon turned to serving the needs of the domicile itself: curtains, cushions, pillowcases.
As with the 217,000 registered offices located in one building in Delaware, international financial transactions tend to locate the domicile of the corporation in the jurisdiction with the most effective corporate legislation.
With financial trading, it is easy to shift that business to Singapore or Dubai or wherever the tax does not apply.The EU's proposal tries to counter this by focusing on the domicile of those doing the deal.
