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The UK treasury is formally Her Majesty's Treasury, and the sovereign grant paid to her is actually a small portion of the money she puts in through the Crown E
by ponker 6y ago
The UK treasury is formally Her Majesty's Treasury, and the sovereign grant paid to her is actually a small portion of the money she puts in through the Crown Estate. So she is a net donor to the treasury, although she gets a major out in that the Crown Estate is not subject to inheritance tax.
- djrobstep 6y agoThe Queen does not "put in" the Crown Estate revenue, that revenue belongs to the government all along. The law is quite clear on this.