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Trump also said he would eliminate the estate tax, which currently applies to estates larger than $5.45m for individuals, or $10.9m for married couples.

The 10% CGT rate for entrepreneurs which currently applies to the first £2m of qualifying gains will be extended to the first £5m.

One option for Mr Miliband would be lowering the 50p tax band, which currently applies to anyone earning more than £150,000 a year.

Individuals will be able to pass on their unused defined contribution funds to a nominated beneficiary when they die, rather than paying the 55% tax charge which currently applies.

The 10% Capital gains tax rate for entrepreneurs, which currently applies to the first £2m of qualifying gains made over a lifetime, will be extended to the first £5m of lifetime gains.

According to a recording of the meeting, Firth said: "I think we need the same immigration system that we have, the five points system, which currently applies to people coming to this country from outside the EU," she said.

Horticultural experts have been lobbying hard for the EU to extend plant passport regulations, which currently apply only to wholesale importers.

Bodganor and his Oxford University colleagues attempted to rectify this when they worked with students to codify the rules, regulations and conventions which currently apply, produced as the UK constitution.

"All we are doing is updating the rules which currently apply to mobile telephone calls to allow the police and security services to go after terrorists and serious criminals and updating that to apply to technology like Skype which is increasingly being used by people who want to make those calls and send those emails".

Football authorities do not believe merely ensuring the regulations which currently apply to players outside the EEA would be the right approach post-Brexit.

"All we are doing is updating the rules which currently apply to mobile telephone calls to allow the police and security services to go after terrorists and serious criminals, and updating that to apply to technology like Skype which is increasingly being used by people who want to make those calls and send those emails".