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A foreign buyer who bought a property for £1m and later sold it for £3m could pocket the proceeds tax-free, while someone based in the UK would face a bill of up to £560,000.

Instead the Home Office ham-fistedly announced on Thursday that Indian companies wishing to move employees to the UK would face a higher salary threshold from the end of November because of concerns that the "intra-company transfer" route was being used to undercut the wages of British workers.

Speaking to the BBC's Andrew Marr programme, he also said the UK would face a "lesser future" if it chose to leave the European Union.

A government impact assessment of the proposals reportedly suggested businesses in the UK would face extra costs of around £360 million a year.

And in the worst case scenario, it is more than likely that the increase in funding costs, which the continuing UK would face, would be smaller than that which would result from an ill thought out currency union with Scotland.

If it does not implement the judgment, the UK would face thousands of financial claims against it potentially totalling millions of pounds.

Fearful that their interventions could prove counterproductive, EU leaders have oscillated between emotional appeals for the UK to remain in a reformed EU and dire warnings about the harsh terms the UK would face outside the single market.

Mr Froman, who is the United States Trade Representative, said the UK would face higher transatlantic trade tariffs if it left the EU and  "He's clearly been paid to say that, hasn't he?

Vince Cable, the UK business secretary, has previously warned that Lloyds would face a decision to move its registered office - its legal head office to the City, if Scotland and the UK had separate regulatory systems.

This year Enda Kenny, Ireland's outgoing taoiseach, said Northern Ireland would face a "serious difficulty" if the UK voted to leave the EU.

He would face a retrial if returned.