Home is where the hard-won cash is
Government plans to make super-rich non-doms actually cough up a bit of tax for once have predictably sent private client specialists into paroxysms of fear. Firms like Withers and Macfarlanes will doubtless have been swamped by clients desperate to keep that crucial 30 grand - and will be terrified at the prospect of half their client base swanning off to a slightly sunnier tax haven elsewhere.
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