Robert Salter, a Director at Blick Rothenberg, highlights that 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' filming in Australia means HMRC misses out on significant tax revenue from celebrity earnings.
He points out that while celebrities are taxable in the UK, the shift to Australia has detrimental effects for HMRC's income tax collection on these earnings.
Salter emphasizes that during filming in Wales, HMRC benefited from taxing appearance fees directly. Now, those rights belong to Australia, limiting HMRC's tax receipts.
He explains that celebrities might benefit from a tax credit on their UK tax, potentially resulting in no additional tax liability despite high earnings.
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