There has been much media coverage over the years on UK resident but non-UK domiciled individuals (commonly referred to as non-doms) and the tax regime that applies to them.  Some of this coverage has been supportive saying that such individuals make a substantial contribution to the UK and that they should be encouraged to move here. 

However, a lot of the coverage is negative and criticises what is seen as the preferential tax treatment they receive. HMRC has recently published its annual statistical commentary on non-domiciled taxpayers in the UK. This article considers the numbers, what they show and whether the UK is still attractive to non-doms.