Nadhim Zahawi has pledged to release his tax returns if he reaches the last two candidates for conservative leadership while criticizing the insults about his financial deal.
Speaking to The Telegraph in his first interview since announcing the candidacy, the chancellor has accused his critics of using “dirty tricks” to undermine his campaign.
He said his wife has never had the non-domiciled tax status and denies that the prosecutor was contacted as part of an investigation.
The chancellor also called on his leadership rivals to be assigned a “clean campaign” promise, promising to confront each other with politics and not through speculation.
The position of promising to publish its results if it reaches the final stage of the race will increase the pressure on Rishi Sunak, whose fiscal arrangements were in place earlier this year.
Sajid Javid, the former Health Secretary who is also running, also asked the candidates to open their tax affairs, saying he “has no problem” with the transparency of the tax return.
Mr Zahawi told The Telegraph: “I’m hooked everywhere. Whether it’s the Serious Fraud Office, the National Crime Agency. I haven’t heard from them. I declare my finances correctly, I pay my taxes. in the UK.And of course, if HMRC [HM Revenue & Customs] He has any questions, I’m very happy to answer any questions. “