Reform proposes £250k non-dom Britannia card

Reform UK has proposed a £250,000 Britannia card for non-domiciled individuals that will go into the pockets of the lowest earners in the UK

This morning the leader of Reform UK announced if it were to get into No 10 it would offer non-domiciled individuals a chance to pay £250,000 in exchange for tax benefits.

Non- domiciled individuals have reportedly been leaving the UK in droves after the Autumn Budget. If Reform are elected to power, it has pledged to offer the Britannia card to these individuals to convince them to stay or return to the UK.

The card comes with a price tag of £250,000 and offers the proceeds of the purchases to be paid to the lowest earners in the UK that are working full-time, those earning under £23,000 per year.

Farage said: ‘I’m confident this will raise a lot of money, I believe it will stop the exodus of people leaving this country.

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