Son of 1966 World Cup Winner Forced to Hand Back Medal Due to Tax Dispute
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The son of Jack Charlton, an England World Cup winner in 1966, has had to return his late father's medal to his mother to avoid paying a £200,000 inheritance tax bill. John Charlton received the medal as part of his father's will but had to give it back to avoid the tax demand. The medal was sold at auction for £200,000 in 2022.
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