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The UK’s top taxpayers list is now out and consists of several surprising names, Harry Styles<\/a>, boxer Anthony Joshua<\/a>, JK Rowling, and several more athletes and business personalities.<\/p>\n Following a roller-coaster 2025, Joshua found himself part of the esteemed list of the UK’s 100 biggest taxpayers. Fred and Peter Done, founders of the gambling\/betting giant Betfred, paid an estimated \u00a3400.1m ($547.86M) tax bill over the past year. Joshua ranked 100th on the list after paying an estimated amount of \u00a311m($15m).<\/p>\n Former One Direction member and current solo artist Harry Styles was a new entry into the list who paid \u00a324.7m ($33.8m) in tax. The list also included Manchester City’s Erling Haaland<\/a> at number 72 and Liverpool’s Mo Salah, who paid an estimated amount of \u00a314.5m ($19.86m). Harry Potter writer JK Rowling ranked 36 with a \u00a347.5m ($65m) bill, while musician Ed Sheeran<\/a> came in at 64, paying \u00a319.9m ($27.25m).<\/p>\n The list revealed that a total of \u00a35.758B ($7.88B) was paid by the top 100 taxpayers, which is a move up from \u00a34.985B 9$6.83B) the previous year. The list suggested that increased tax paid by the top 100 was due to a rise in corporation tax from 19% to 25%, which was introduced a few years ago in 2023 by the previous British government. The above list was provided<\/a> by the annual Sunday Times Tax list.<\/p>\n Just months after his shocking car crash in Nigeria, British boxer Anthony Joshua was recently spotted smiling<\/a> and laughing on camera while attending a children’s soccer game in Hertfordshire, England. He was seen high-fiving the young soccer players while engaging in a conversation with the children.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nAnthony Joshua’s rare delightful moment caught on camera<\/strong><\/h2>\n