Dragons' Den star Duncan Bannatyne has urged Jeremy Hunt to finally scrap the controversial non-dom tax status when the Chancellor delivers his autumn budget this week.
The Scots entrepreneur and philanthropist told the Record it would be "no loss" if some wealthy individuals chose to leave the UK as a result.
Bannatyne, who was a Dragon on the hit BBC start-up show for 10 years, believes the UK Government could raise billions of pounds in revenue if non-doms were made to pay tax on their overseas earnings.
