Richard Tice faces demand to 'urgently explain' himself over £91k tax claimRichard Tice is facing demands to “urgently explain” himself over allegations his company broke the law by failing to pay more than £90,000 in taxView 2 Images Richard Tice is facing demands to “urgently explain” himself over allegations his firm failed to pay tax (Image: PA)Richard Tice is facing demands to “urgently explain” himself over allegations his company broke the law by failing to pay more than £90,000 in tax. Mr Tice's firm allegedly broke this law by failing to hold back tax before paying shareholders on at least three occasions between 2020-2021. The Sunday Times claimed that overall Mr Tice did not deduct tax from dividends, which were worth around £456,000, leading to a tax shortfall of around £91,200. Mr Tice insisted he has "paid all tax at the highest rate on all dividends received. Failure to pay the tax looks careless.”He added: “We believe it’s clear from the company’s accounts and public filings that it did not [pay tax owed].

Source: The Times April 12, 2026 14:41 UTC