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Reform Party Leader Richard Tice Faces Unpaid Tax Row
Richard Tice, leader of the Reform party, is embroiled in a controversy over his alleged failure to pay £100,000 in corporation tax. Tice has stated he is 'happy to put things right' as the party is drawn into the tax dispute.
18 Apr, 20:35 — 19 Apr, 07:13
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FTVery High6h ago
Surge in HMRC probes over unpaid VAT by large companies
Increase comes as government agency steps up efforts to close ‘tax gap’
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Reform dragged into tax row by Richard Tice’s unpaid £100,000 - The Times
Reform dragged into tax row by Richard Tice’s unpaid £100,000 The Times
Read full article →The IndependentMostly Factual3h ago
Reform’s Richard Tice ‘happy to put things right’ after ‘he failed to pay £100k in corporation tax’
Mr Tice said last year Angela Rayner would resign if she had “any moral decency” after admitting to underpaying stamp duty
By James Reynolds
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First report: times-uk · 18 Apr, 20:35|Full coverage: 3 · 11h|Window: 11h
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