As the British Crown Prince, what is Charles' financial situation?

As the British Crown Prince, what is Charles' financial situation? On June 30th this year, the British royal family announced Charles' financial report for 2003. His pre-tax income was as high as 1 1.9 million pounds, an increase of 2 million pounds over the previous year.

1 1.9 million pounds, a large part of which comes from the income of Charles territory. /kloc-In the 4th century, King Edward III of England gave his eldest son 1440 acres of farmland in Cornwall, and since then this rural area has become the property of the royal family. Now the owner of this land is Charles, who rents out his territory in exchange for a lot of rent, and according to the royal custom, Charles doesn't have to pay inheritance tax for this land, so the money is quite easy to earn.

The second part of the income comes from the organic food company founded by Charles. In 2003, Charles's food company finally turned a profit, which brought him at least 6.5438+0.0000. This company was founded in 1990, which specializes in organic cultivation of grain, but it has been losing money for many years and once became a "British joke". However, as the British people like organic food more and more, the Crown Prince's company has also recovered from serious losses. Besides sausages, biscuits and other foods, diversified products such as garden furniture have also been introduced.

The third part of the income will be beneficial to real estate enterprises. In recent years, Charles bought some low-priced commercial buildings with the funds in his account, and then sold them at an appropriate time, which also brought him a lot of profits. It is reported that Charles has been engaged in real estate transactions in Denver, Leeds and Warrington.

In addition, gifts also account for a small part of Charles' income. As the British Crown Prince and a well-known figure in the international community, Charles naturally receives gifts from all over the world all the year round. According to sources inside the royal family, Charles sells some gifts every year and puts the money from selling gifts into his wallet.