Woziak
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No, if you are domiciled in the UK and go for 10 days to the UAE to do work in the UAE and get paid in the UAE you still have to declare that income and pay tax on it. If the UAE doesn't tax you that makes it even easier and far less protracted.
Of course, you can skip it and consider it untraceable, but if it gets traced or there is sufficient proof from all the 115 charges investigations you have a bigger problem than the tax due. You've lied to HMRC.
Mancini isn't the best example as he may well have made the case for non-dom successfully. There's no way they non-dom someone like Agüero applying for a work permit with a 5 year contract in hand.
And you genuinely believe that any Middle East club wants their players to declare these additional wages which would then have them bang to rights with undeclaring costs of running their club towards PSR and FFP as well as committing tax fraud, of course they are not declared what should be done and what is being done are two different entities, your confusing non domicile with actually turning a complete blind eye and not giving a S…?