Did the UK’s ‘Hard Brexit’ help Rishi Sunak’s wife avoid paying tax?
It doesn't take long to connect the dots. Here's how Rishi Sunak's wife allegedly benefited from the UK's decision to pursue a Hard Brexit.
It doesn't take long to connect the dots. Here's how Rishi Sunak's wife allegedly benefited from the UK's decision to pursue a Hard Brexit.
"What if this was someone serving in the Russian Duma," a reporter asked.
It comes after his wife, Akshata Murty, announced she would now pay UK taxes on all her worldwide income.
"Blah blah blah, just PAY YOUR BLOODY TAX!"
"It is very clear that Sunak subscribes to the idea of tax mitigation within the limitations of the law is acceptable without apparent consideration of the ethical or political consequences."
"Rishi Sunak must wish he could go back in time a couple of weeks when he was just being ridiculed for trying to pay for his petrol with a can of coke."
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Holders of a US green card are required to pay US tax on their worldwide income, and to pledge the US is their forever home.
The chancellor, who is domiciled in Number 11 Downing Street with his wife, blamed Labour for the “awful” smears against his family.
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