Multiple web search results report that Richard Tice allegedly failed to pay significant corporation tax, specifically mentioning amounts around £90,000 to £100,000, and linking this to his investment company and donations to Reform UK. The initial claim's details are supported by multiple independent web reports.

Multiple web search results corroborate that The Sunday Times reported that Richard Tice ran four shell companies that allegedly did not pay tax on profits between 2020 and 2022. This specific detail is repeated across different search snippets.

The web search results contain a direct quote/summary stating that The Sunday Times reported the companies were set up to receive dividends from Tice's property investment firm and pass the money to the parent company. This specific mechanism is reported in the search results.

The first web search result directly corroborates the claim regarding the transfer amount (£1,113,000) and the timeframe (March 2020 and May 2022) attributed to The Sunday Times report.

Multiple web search results confirm that Tice accused The Sunday Times of dredging up obscure technical issues and claiming the newspaper was involved in a smear campaign, linking it to political motives.

Two separate web search results mention Anna Turley calling on Tice to explain his tax affairs, and one web search result mentions a tax row involving Tice. While the claim attributes the admission directly to Anna Turley, the general theme of Tice being questioned on tax affairs by Labour figures is corroborated by multiple sources.