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Why Rishi Sunak's wife Akshata Murty doesn't pay tax like the rest of us

Apr 08, 2022 View Original Article
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    -12% Somewhat Liberal

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  • Policy Leaning

    78% Very Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    30% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Ms Murty, the fashion-designer daughter of a billionaire who married the Chancellor in 2009, insisted she pays taxes on all UK income and said the set-up is required because she is an Indian citizen.
47% : The Cabinet minister said she pays tax "abroad" but was unable to say where, when asked if she pays all foreign tax in India or in a tax haven such as the Cayman Islands.
43% : Mr Miliband, the shadow climate change secretary, told BBC Breakfast: "The issue here that Rishi Sunak needs to answer - and I think we do need to be cautious about people's spouses being brought into public domain but I think it is a legitimate question - which is, at a time when people are facing incredibly strained finances and Rishi Sunak is raising taxes, he says to pay for public services, we've got his immediate family sheltering a large part of their income from UK taxes.
42% : Akshata Murty, estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of pounds, confirmed the arrangement that means she is not legally entitled to pay tax in Britain on foreign income.
41% : Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng defended the arrangement as "in order" as he struck out at the scrutiny of her finances as "completely unfair", but was unable to rule out the status being used to reduce tax.
40% : When it comes to tax, the rules state that you do not pay UK tax on foreign income or gains if they are less than £2,000 a year and you do not bring them into the UK.
39% : "I think there is a legitimate public question about whether that is the right decision because he's the guy asking us to pay more in taxes."

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