Let non-doms pay £250,000 and avoid some UK tax, Farage says

Reform UK proposes a plan allowing non-doms to avoid some UK tax by paying a £250,000 fee for a new Britannia Card, with the proceeds benefiting low-income individuals. Despite criticism from Labour, Reform UK estimates the policy could raise £1.5bn to £2.5bn annually, benefiting the lowest paid 10% of workers with £600 - £1,000 each. This initiative led by Nigel Farage aims to attract entrepreneurs and job creators back to the UK, stimulating the economy without impacting affordable housing costs.