King Charles reveals £12.9m tax bill for first time as monarchy's public funding nears £100m
In a historic first, King Charles has publicly disclosed his personal tax bill of £12.9 million, marking a new era of transparency for the British monarchy.
Alongside this, taxpayer funding for royal duties, the Sovereign Grant, is set to nearly double to £99.9 million annually by 2027-28.
Prince William also revealed his tax payments, underscoring a broader push for openness regarding royal finances.
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