Richard Tice (deputy leader of Reform UK) is reportedly facing allegations of failing to pay £100,000 in corporation tax, benefiting his investment company. According to the Sunday Times, Tice operated four shell companies that did not pay tax on profits from 2020 to 2022. These companies transferred £1,113,000 to Reform UK during this period. In response, Tice stated on social media that he is willing to correct any errors in his tax affairs and emphasized the importance of tax efficiency as a corporate responsibility. He criticized the Sunday Times for its reporting, suggesting it was part of a smear campaign in collaboration with the Labour party. Labour chair Anna Turley responded by questioning Tice's credibility and calling for accountability from both him and Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, regarding the allegations. Turley labeled the situation a significant scandal that requires urgent attention.