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UK Oppn raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated firm - Vimarsana News

UK Oppn raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated firm

A spokesperson for Murty confirmed to the British media that the Catamaran Ventures UK business was wound up by Murty on December 21, 2023.

Source: siasat.com
British opposition raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated company - Vimarsana News

British opposition raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated company

The 43-year-old Indian businesswoman and daughter of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy had incorporated the venture in 2013 with her husband as one of the directors before he resigned in 2015. 

UK Opposition Raises Questions Over Akshata Murty's Liquidated Firm - Vimarsana News

UK Opposition Raises Questions Over Akshata Murty's Liquidated Firm

The UK's Opposition Labour Party has got into campaigning mode for an expected general election later this year, with advertisements claiming British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is giving the British public a "raw deal" has got into campaigning mode

Source: ndtv.com
UK Opposition raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated firm - Vimarsana News

UK Opposition raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated firm

A spokesperson for Murty confirmed to the British media that the Catamaran Ventures UK business was wound up by Murty on December 21, 2023.

UK Opposition raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated firm - Vimarsana News

UK Opposition raises questions over Akshata Murty's liquidated firm

The personal finances of Sunak and his wife have previously also been under scrutiny when it was revealed that Murty had legal non-domicile tax status, which meant she did not have to pay UK tax on her Indian income. However, after an Opposition furore over this issue, she had relinquished her non-dom tax status and said she would pay all her tax in the UK to prevent the issue becoming a distraction for her husband's political career.