Jeremy Hunt looking at how much ending non-dom status for super-rich could raise

Jeremy Hunt has ordered Treasury officials to look into how much could be raised by closing the non-dom tax loophole for the super rich.

It came as the Chancellor was grilled by MPs over last week's Autumn Statement in which he outlined £55billion in tax hikes and spending cuts.

The controversial non-dom status - once held by PM Rishi Sunak's wife - allows wealthy UK residents not to pay tax on their overseas income.