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Richard Tice allegedly failed to pay almost £100,000 in corporation tax to the benefit of his investment company, which in turn made donations to Reform UK
donation from firm Reform UK’s leading figures have repeatedly promoted a new pothole-fixing machine by the construction company JCB, while the party received £200,000 from the British digger maker, the Guardian
donating to UK political parties, thinktanks or campaign groups. This follows a promise by the US state department to fund parties and thinktanks seen as aligned with Trump’s hard-right agenda, particularly in Europe
Richard Tice, the party’s deputy leader, [faced repeated questions about the leader’s whereabouts](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jun/10/reform-deputy-richard-tice-not-aware-more-financial-gifts-unable-check-all-members) when he gave a press conference about littering on Wednesday morning, and insisted that his boss
UK “challenger” stock exchange Aquis, Stack is one of a number of bitcoin companies building up a portfolio and channelling surplus cash into the digital currency. It was co-founded by Paul Withers, the owner
donations received in the year preceding an election within one month of taking office. The party has topped every national opinion poll since early last year, prompting increased scrutiny of the party’s sources
Richard Tice, sought to present it as an irrelevance to voters and said it had complied with all the rules. When questioned about [the Guardian’s revelation of the gift](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/apr/29/revealed-nigel-farage-was-given-undisclosed-5m-by-crypto-billionaire-in-2024), which Farage
UK mega-donor Christopher Harborne shortly before the general election in 2024. He did not disclose that gift at the time. And he made no mention of it in the year since. That is, until