#CameronTaxSongs mocks British prime minister's tax woes

LONDON — David Cameron is not having a good April. 

Following allegations of tax dodging after the Panama Papers exposed his late dad’s offshore funds, the prime minister was forced to publish data on his 2009-2015 tax and earnings. 

The figures showed that he received a £200,000 ($282,000) gift from his mother in 2011, a year after he inherited £300,000 ($382,000) from his father. 

In a bid to defuse a row over his ownership of shares in the Blairmore Holdings fund, Cameron plans to introduce new criminal penalties on aiding tax evasion, BBC reported.  Read more…