This Sunday, Nadhim Zahawi was dismissed from the position of head of the Conservative Party in Britain, after he paid a fine to resolve a tax dispute worth millions of pounds sterling while he was in charge of the Treasury, according to the British “Sky News” network.
Zahawi has faced pressure over the past few days to resign, as questions have increased about his financial affairs, even after he issued a statement to “clear some confusion.”
On January 23, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ordered an investigation into tax matters related to Zahawi, as a new wave of allegations of financial irregularities in the ruling party undermined Sunak’s pledge of impeccable management.
Zahawi had said he had been “negligent” in his tax affairs, after a report was issued stating that he had billed HMH 4.8 million pounds ($6 million), including a 30% penalty for not settling the correct amount at the time. .
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