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Non-domiciled status allowed UK residents whose permanent home was abroad to avoid paying UK tax on their overseas earnings. This was a big draw for wealthy individuals and businesses to base themselves here. The government is changing these rules, which is why Chris Rokos moved his tax residency.
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