Expat British bankers in the Middle East or Singapore could now be exposed to full UK taxes

eFinancialCareers-gulf.com, 1 Apr 2011
If you’re a British national who left the UK to escape high taxation, who now works in a low tax jurisdiction like the UAE or Singapore, and who returns to London for occasional meetings, this is not good news.
As of yesterday, a new UK Finance Bill says that anyone working more than 10 (non-consecutive) days a year in the UK could be liable to have their entire income subject to British tax.
Previously, it was possible to spend up to 91 days in the country before being considered a resident for tax purposes. Now 10 working days will potentially have the same effect. Full story