Cameron admitted that he had shares in a trust fund offshore – Onet.pl

 
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  British Prime Minister David Cameron
 
 
 

In an interview with ITV said Cameron that “there is nothing to hide” and that he had paid in the UK all taxes resulting from the sale of these shares.

Prime Minister answered questions on Blairmore Investment Trust, a trust fund established by his father, Ian Cameron, who died in 2010. Cameron has a few days, is under pressure from the media and the opposition, demanding to disclose details of their financial operations on the wave scandal with the disclosure of the so-called. “Panama Papers”.

On Wednesday, Prime Minister at Downing Street published a statement which says that the Prime Minister and his family did not obtain any benefit from Blairmore Investment Trust.

According to some sources, Cameron will publish its testimony tax, probably in the next week.

“Panama Papers”, ie approx. 11.5 million documents leaked from coming within Panama law firm Mossack Fonseca, they show how the rich and powerful of this world hide from tax authorities money in tax havens. Panamanian law firm has established more than 200 thousand. such front companies (shell companies), which only manage the heaviest money, hiding, who owns them. Confirmed that the documents are authentic.

Documents from the years 1977-2015 revealed on Sunday the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), suggesting that 140 politicians and other personalities official from around the world, including 12 current and former heads of state and their families or circle of friends, has links with secret offshore companies.