Labour Unveils £5 Billion Tax Dodger Crackdown Plan

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a comprehensive plan to tackle tax avoidance, aiming to fund NHS improvements and free primary school breakfast clubs.

Labour plans to raise £5 billion by targeting tax avoiders, aiming to close gaps in spending plans.
The crackdown includes investing in HMRC to improve tax collection and compliance, with a focus on non-domiciled status loopholes.
Funds raised will support additional NHS appointments, new scanners, emergency dental appointments, and free breakfast clubs for primary school pupils.
The initiative responds to the widening tax gap and under-resourced HMRC systems, as revealed by official forecasts.
Labour's measures contrast with Conservative policies, amid discussions on scrapping the non-domiciled tax regime to find new revenue sources.