Family firm of Sunak's non-dom status wife won £50m in taxpayer-funded deals
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : The Chancellor's home at Kirby Sigston Manor, near Northallerton ( Image: Google Maps) His brutal 1.25% hike in National Insurance came into force this week.48% : This status could potentially save her substantial amounts of tax.
45% : But, as a non-dom, Ms Murty does not need to pay tax on dividends from overseas firms such as Infosys.
44% : Akshata Murty pays £30,000 a year to secure her non-domiciled tax status, which allows her to avoid paying taxes on millions of pounds earned from her near-1% stake in Infosys overseas.
41% : Speaking to Sky News, the Shadow Secretary of State for Climate Change said: "He is the UK Chancellor asking people to pay more in taxes.
34% : Labour leader Keir Starmer condemned her "breathtaking hypocrisy" for claiming non-dom status while living in Downing Street with a Chancellor husband who has hiked taxes for millions of ordinary people.
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