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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I thank the shadow Minister for his remarks. He asked about the consultation and how we developed these policies. It is worth pointing out that there has been quite extensive discussion about the legislation on non-domicile status. The Government published a technical note at the autumn Budget in October 2024 explainin

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

Clauses 44 to 46 and schedule 13 make changes to replace the current domicile-based system of inheritance tax with the new residence-based system. Currently, an individual’s domicile status determines whether their non-UK assets are in scope of inheritance tax. The non-domiciled individual’s personal non-UK assets are

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I thank the shadow Minister for his comments and for setting out some important context around the tax reliefs and expenditure credits, and around why they are so important in supporting growth in the UK economy. On his question about the independent film tax credit, as he I am sure understands, films that claim the in

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I thank the shadow Minister and encourage him to respond in similar terms in future. Question put and agreed to. Clause 43 accordingly ordered to stand part of the Bill. Schedule 12 Trusts: connected amendments, transitional provision etc Amendments made: 60, in schedule 12, page 238, leave out lines 21 to 23 and inser

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

Clause 43 and schedule 12 make changes to ensure that the foreign income and gains arising within settlor-interested trust structures will no longer be protected from tax for non-domiciled and deemed-domiciled individuals who do not qualify for the four-year foreign income and gains regime, which we have been discussin

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

At the risk of repeating myself, amendments are routinely brought forward in Committee and on Report, and they are scrutinised at both stages of the Bill. The intention is to make sure that the legislation is in the best possible place by the time it gets to Third Reading and receives Royal Assent. The focus for us is

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I am always happy to respond to queries from the Chartered Institute of Taxation—they were eloquently presented by the shadow Minister—and will I make sure that any responses to those queries are forthcoming. However, I think the central point, which the shadow Minister focused on in his comments, is about the temporar

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I am glad that the hon. Lady was paying good attention to what the Chancellor was saying at Davos. The Government will introduce, as the Chancellor set out, a number of amendments to the Finance Bill on Report, to make the temporary repatriation facility simpler to use and more attractive to those who want to benefit f

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

These clauses and schedules also relate to the non-dom reform, which we just discussing in relation to the previous group of clauses. Clauses 40 to 42 and schedules 9 to 11 make changes to ensure that the remittance basis of taxation will no longer apply from 6 April this year. For previous users of the remittance basi

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I thank the hon. Gentleman for his further comments. To address his point regarding the OBR, we seek to strengthen that institution, inspired not least by some of his colleagues’ views of the OBR having damaged trust in it under the previous Government. We wanted to make sure that that could never happen again, by stre

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I thank the shadow Minister for his comments. I was going to thank him for his support for these measures, but I do not know whether he explicitly said that. I think he nearly did, so I will take it as support unless he jumps in to correct me. One of the key measures that the shadow Minister highlighted in our package

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

Clause 26 makes changes to maximise the potential of the UK’s world-class visual effects industry, and clauses 27 and 28 make changes to ensure continuity for companies claiming expenditure credits for film, TV and video game production, by aligning the legislation with equivalent provisions in the previous tax reliefs

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

I start by putting on the record my thanks to the Chartered Institute of Taxation. It was a great support to me in opposition and continues to be an important stakeholder for us in government. I will try to respond to some of the shadow Minister’s points. First, he raised concerns articulated by the Chartered Institute

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28 Jan 2025Finance Bill (Second sitting)

Clauses 37 to 39 make changes to ensure that from April 2025, individuals moving to the UK who have not been tax resident in the UK for the 10 previous years will not pay tax on their foreign income or gains for the first four years of UK residence. For context, the Government are removing the outdated concept of domic

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23 Jan 2025 Agricultural and Business Property Reliefs: OBR Costing

I think there may be some confusion on the Conservative Benches about what the OBR data shows. The data published by the OBR yesterday refers to exactly the same costing as was published at Budget. It sets out the approach to modelling and the costing, which is typical and in line with other tax policies. Indeed, the O

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23 Jan 2025 Agricultural and Business Property Reliefs: OBR Costing

The OBR’s allusion yesterday to a degree of uncertainty is exactly the same as what it said at the time of the Budget. The costing is exactly the same as what it published at the time of the Budget. Yesterday, the OBR published more information about how the costing was arrived at, but the costing itself, the degree of

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23 Jan 2025 Agricultural and Business Property Reliefs: OBR Costing

We recognise that when the Conservative party was in government, it got it badly wrong. The country decided to change course, which is why they elected us into government to fix the public finances, put our public services back on their feet, boost investment and get the economy growing.

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23 Jan 2025 Agricultural and Business Property Reliefs: OBR Costing

As I set out in answer to a previous question, the Government are committed to delivering the reforms announced in the Budget. They were carefully calibrated to retain generous inheritance tax exemptions, while ensuring that we balance the public finances as fairly as possible.

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23 Jan 2025 Agricultural and Business Property Reliefs: OBR Costing

Supporting the rural economy, public services and investment right across the country is part of Labour’s national mission to get the economy growing, but the prerequisite for that investment and economic growth is stable public finances. Without economic stability, we cannot proceed to the investment and growth that w

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23 Jan 2025 Agricultural and Business Property Reliefs: OBR Costing

I thank the hon. Gentleman for raising his constituent’s concern. I do not know the specifics of the case, but more broadly, investment decisions depend above all else on a stable economy and stable public finances. Without the hard work that we have done since taking office to fix the public finances and bring back ec

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