It takes a lot of care to be as 'careless' as Nadhim Zahawi | Tom Peck

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The specifics of the allegation against Nadhim Zahawi are that he set up his chunk of the founder shares in his own company, YouGov, in his father's name, to allow him to receive the benefits from those shares - some £27m - in various loans and other clever ruses that would allow him to avoid paying tax on them.
39% : And yet somehow, having now paid back the £5m in tax that this set up allowed him to avoid, we are told that the cause has been because he "acted carelessly".

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