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The 11 wealthiest individuals and families in Yorkshire named in this year’s Sunday Times Tax List collectively paid £232 million in tax.
The eighth edition of the list, published as millions of people met the self-assessment deadline at the end of January, features figures from music, the arts, high finance, retail, as well as billionaire aristocrats and self-made entrepreneurs.
But in Yorkshire, Malcolm Healey of Wren Kitchens contributed the most, handing over nearly £40 million in tax.
Often regarded as the region’s richest man, Healey owns a sprawling estate near Pocklington but resides in the US. Wren is his third kitchens business.
But who else in Yorkshire paid the most to HMRC?
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5. Richard Teatum (£17.1m)
This Doncaster car dealer has done well from his Stoneacre chain but his investment in the high-street fashion retailer Joules cost him millions. | Google
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6. John Tordoff and family (£14.9m)
The Tordoff family's car dealership takes its name from the personalised number plate of its late chairman: JCT600. | Yorkshire Post
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7. Jon and Susie Seaton (£14.2m)
This husband-and-wife team founded their teaching aids business Twinkl from their kitchen table. | NationalWorld
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8. David Wood (£13.6m)
Wood's food group makes pastries, pies and ready meals for Waitrose and other clients. He started in 2008 and now employs more than 1,750 people. | Ogulcan Aksoy - SCA - stock.adobe.com