In a display of diverse opinions within the Tory party, a group of more than 50 MPs, led by Nadhim Zahawi, is advocating for a revision of inheritance tax laws rather than its complete abolition. Zahawi, who faced criticism for his own tax affairs earlier this year, expressed concerns about the prospect of his fortune being taxed upon his demise. Joining him in this plea are prominent figures such as former cabinet member Jacob Rees-Mogg and former Home Secretary Priti Patel, who believe that a careful reconsideration of inheritance tax is needed.
