Cameron Faces Lawmakers as Tax Data Fail to Silence Critics
- Renewed media onslaught over tax-efficient gifts from mother
- U.K. to make companies liable for employees aiding tax evasion
Will Cameron’s Tax Leak Harm His ‘Brexit’ Campaign?
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron faces lawmakers on Monday after a week of scrutiny of his financial affairs, during which he published six years of tax data to demonstrate his integrity and was forced to acknowledge he had profited from offshore investments.
The premier is due to make a statement to the House of Commons in London and say that companies will be prosecuted if they fail to stop their employees assisting tax evaders as he seeks to draw a line under the crisis, which has overshadowed his campaign to keep Britain in the European Union.