Do Members of the Royal Family Like Prince William Pay Taxes?

Learn how Prince William contributes to public revenues despite tax exemptions on inheritance. Discover royal tax responsibilities.

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Prince William does pay taxes. Although he does not pay income tax on his inheritance or the Duchy of Cornwall revenue, he voluntarily pays income tax on his private income. This practice is similar to other members of the British royal family who voluntarily contribute to public revenues.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Does Prince William inherit tax-free? Yes, Prince William does not pay income tax on his inheritance or revenue from the Duchy of Cornwall.
  2. How does the royal family contribute to the economy? Members of the royal family pay taxes voluntarily, which contributes to public revenues and the economy.
  3. What other taxes do royals pay? Royal family members pay various taxes, including VAT on some purchases, but they often have exemptions on certain revenues.

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