Labour have asked tax chiefs to investigate Sajid Javid’s financial affairs after fresh revelations about the top Tory’s business dealings.
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting wrote to HMRC on Tuesday, asking chiefs to waive time limits to look into an arrangement that took place in 2005.
Companies House records, first reported by Private Eye, show Mr Javid became the director of his brother’s firm SA Capital for one day in May 2005 before resigning.
