TWO offshore companies which own Baroness Mone's London home are linked to tax avoidance schemes, an investigation found.
A west London property described by neighbours as being used by Baroness Mone, her husband Doug Barrowman and her children from her first marriage, has been put on the market for £20million.
The Ultimo lingerie founder denied owning the property and failed to reveal who is behind the two British Virgin Islands companies that do so on behalf of an offshore trust.
They are registered to her husband Doug Barrowman's Knox Group headquarters in the Isle of Man.
We found they are linked to two tax avoidance schemes designed to slash tax bills for contract or agency workers.
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