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When asked by the BBC if he would reveal how much tax he paid if he became PM, Rishi Sunak replied: ‘Yes.’ He is now being urged to fulfil his pledge to publish his tax return
Multi-millionaire Rishi Sunak is being urged to fulfil his pledge to publish his tax return as he plots stinging the rest of us for money.
The new Prime Minister made the vow during the summer’s Tory leadership contest against Liz Truss.
When asked by the BBC if he would reveal how much tax he paid if he became PM, he replied: “Yes.”
Lib Dem chief whip Wendy Chamberlain said: “Failing to keep that promise would risk doing even more damage to public trust in the Conservative Party.”