Jeremy Hunt oversaw signing of San Marino low-tax treaty backed by Tory donor

View of San Marino town hall. Jeremy Hunt visited San Marino in 2021, declaring hospitality for four members of his family and himself, flights, accommodation and food with a total value of £7,869 over three days. Photograph: KavalenkavaVolha/Getty Images/iStockphoto

Jeremy Hunt oversaw the signing of a low-tax treaty with San Marino championed by a leading Tory donor, who with his companies has given more than £700,000 to the party and £30,000 to the chancellor.

Maurizio Bragagni, a prominent businessman and diplomat for San Marino, was present in No 11 Downing Street when a “double taxation” treaty between the UK and San Marino was signed in May.