classic tale,modern twist

It was a modern version of the classic Robin Hood tale when the Conservatives held their annual conference this month. Taking from the rich to provide for the poor was the theme of one of the key policies announced by shadow chancellor George Osborne. For people who live in the UK but claim non-domiciled status, this translates to a £25,000 annual levy which the Conservatives will introduce if they win power. They claim this will enable them to abolish stamp duty for people buying a first home for under £250,000, and raise the inheritance tax (IHT) threshold to £1m, so that only millionai...