King Charles III publicly discloses paying £30 million in income taxes
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
54% : In an unprecedented move, King Charles III on Thursday released details of his personal income taxes, becoming the first British monarch to do so.52% : " The personal income tax paid by King Charles's eldest son and heir, Prince William, was more than £20 million.
51% : The personal income tax paid by King Charles's eldest son and heir, Prince William, was more than £20 million.
50% : The palace described the disclosure of the monarch's tax details "as part of the Royal Household's commitment to transparency", adding that more details will be released on Friday.
49% : Queen Elizabeth II was the first-ever British monarch to pay taxes in 1992, the only time she did so.
47% : The royal disclosed his taxes when he was the Prince of Wales.
43% : The monarch has paid more than £30 pounds in taxes, Buckingham Palace disclosed in a statement on Thursday.
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