King Charles reveals he paid £12.9m in tax for 2024-25
The Prince of Wales declared he paid £7.76m tax over the same period, the figures in the annual royal report and accounts show. It has also been revealed the King and Queen Camilla will continue to live in Clarence House and not move into Buckingham Palace. The accounts show the main source of annual public funding for the Royal Household, the Sovereign Grant, is rising to just under £100m for the year 2027-28.
- ▪The Prince of Wales declared he paid £7.76m tax over the same period, the figures in the annual royal report and accounts show.
- ▪It has also been revealed the King and Queen Camilla will continue to live in Clarence House and not move into Buckingham Palace.
- ▪The accounts show the main source of annual public funding for the Royal Household, the Sovereign Grant, is rising to just under £100m for the year 2027-28.
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King Charles reveals he paid £12.9m in tax for 2024-25Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The King is the first British monarch to reveal their tax bill in modern timesByDaniela RelphSenior royal correspondentPublished25 June 2026Updated 1 minute agoKing Charles has disclosed he paid £12.9m in tax for 2024-2025 - becoming the first monarch to reveal their tax bill.The level of tax paid by the King puts him in the top 100 of UK taxpayers. The Prince of Wales declared he paid £7.76m tax over the same period, the figures in the annual royal report and accounts show. It has also been revealed the King and Queen Camilla will continue to live in Clarence House and not move into Buckingham Palace.
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