someone who is on record as thinking that taxing non-doms will harm the economy?

Good to know that Ed Balls is prepared to put ideology ahead of the national interest.

(I happen to agree with the point on principle, but clearly there is a financial risk and it'll be us ordinary tax-payers that will have to fill any gap left by non doms moving elsewhere.)

Posted By: CWC, Apr 8, 19:37:14