Jimmy Carr Admits Tax Avoidance Scandal Could Have Been A "Career Ender"
Appearing on 'Desert Island Discs', Carr reflected that the 2012 scandal could easily have ended his career.
Stand-up comedian Jimmy Carr has recalled the public furore over his tax affairs five years ago in a new interview, in which he admitted that the incident could have been a “career ender”.
The 44 year old presenter hit the headlines in June 2012 over his participation in the K2 tax avoidance scheme, which drew public attention for its ‘aggressive’ methods of minimising tax liability.
The then-prime minister David Cameron described it as “very dodgy” and “morally wrong”. Under pressure, Carr pulled out of the scheme, apologising at the time for a “terrible error of judgment”.
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