Hypocrite Richard Tice 'owes £98,000 in tax' after demanding Angela Rayner sack over smaller mix-up

Hypocrite Richard Tice 'owes £98,000 in tax' after demanding Angela Rayner sack over smaller mix-upReform's deputy leader Richard Tice reportedly owes tens of thousands in unpaid tax, after claiming Angela Rayner should be sacked for owing less than half of what he allegedly owesNewsMatt Atherton News Editor22:07, 18 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesRichard Tice's companies reportedly owes tens of thousands in tax(Image: PA)Reform's multi-millionaire donor and deputy leader Richard Tice has companies that owe almost £100,000 in corporation tax, it's been claimed.‌Tice ran four shell companies which didn't pay any tax between 2020 and 2022. The move reportedly benefited his investment company, which subsequently made huge donations to Reform UK.‌The alleged tax error stems from his property investment firm, Quidnet, which he still owns. Tice applied for Quidnet to become a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), which meant it paid no corporation tax.‌But, that meant four 'Tisun' companies, which are directly linked to Quidnet, were not exempt from tax. The holding shares they each held in Quidnet should have been taxable, but it appeared no tax was paid.View 4 ImagesRichard Tice is deputy leader of Reform UK(Image: PA)READ MORE: Nigel Farage flees as he's surrounded by protesters and branded 'scrounger'READ MORE: Richard Tice faces demand to 'urgently explain' himself over £91k tax claimThe four companies - adventurously named Tisun 1, Tisun 2, Tisun 3, and Tisun 4 - were solely created to receive payments from Quidnet. The first three firms were created on the same day, and Tisun 4 was created two years later.‌It was later revealed that Tisun Investments Ltd transferred a huge £1.1million to the Reform party on the date it received its first dividend, as well as on the date of the last dividend, the Sunday Times reported. It is the first time his tax affairs can be directly linked to the finances of the party.T...