Prince William is paying an income tax bill of up to £7million a year, putting the future king in the top 0.002 per cent of taxpayers in the UK, a new report has revealed.
The Prince of Wales has refused to disclose his tax contributions in the past, though he is understood to pay the top rate of 45 per cent.
The majority of William’s income comes from the Duchy of Cornwall, a private estate worth about £1.1billion, which generates more than £20million a year.
Questions around transparency on tax have intensified after revelations the Cornwall estate, along with the Duchy of Lancaster, generated
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