Published gave Cameron his tax returns
The British Prime Minister David Cameron gave today to publicize his tax returns in an attempt to put an end to the questions raised about his personal financial situation, which occurred after the discovery of so-called "Panama Document" (Panama Papers ) and offshore investment funds maintained Ian Cameron, the prime minister's father, who died in 2010.
In an unprecedented move, for prime minister in British history, David Cameron gave in publicity the typically confidential data, following the assumption that it should have been better manage the case. According to the report, the income consists of salary of 140 522 pounds, taxable costs 9.834 pounds 46 899 pounds than half the share of the rent received by the family concerned in London and 3,052 pounds of savings rates.
At the same time today, the British Prime Minister announced the establishment of a new task force, which will lead jointly by the tax authorities of the country and the National Crime Prevention Office in order to promote the work done by the UK in the fight against money laundering and against tax evasion.
Read also: German politicians are urging Cameron to control offshore in British overseas possessions
The British Prime Minister David Cameron gave today to publicize his tax returns in an attempt to put an end to the questions raised about his personal financial situation, which occurred after the discovery of so-called "Panama Document" (Panama Papers ) and offshore investment funds maintained Ian Cameron, the prime minister's father, who died in 2010.
In an unprecedented move, for prime minister in British history, David Cameron gave in publicity the typically confidential data, following the assumption that it should have been better manage the case. According to the report, the income consists of salary of 140 522 pounds, taxable costs 9.834 pounds 46 899 pounds than half the share of the rent received by the family concerned in London and 3,052 pounds of savings rates.
At the same time today, the British Prime Minister announced the establishment of a new task force, which will lead jointly by the tax authorities of the country and the National Crime Prevention Office in order to promote the work done by the UK in the fight against money laundering and against tax evasion.
Read also: German politicians are urging Cameron to control offshore in British overseas possessions
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