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Games Workshop's published 2026 report records £57.1m UK corporation tax paid for the 52 weeks ended 31 May 2026. The 2025 group accounts filed at Companies House separately record £58.1m UK corporation tax paid for that earlier year.
United Kingdom52 weeks ended 31 May 2026
UK corporation tax paid
£57.1mCash payment
Games Workshop Group PLC consolidated group Period ending 31 May 2026
The issuer's 2026 annual report explicitly reports £57.1m UK corporation tax paid in the group cash-flow statement, separately from £8.3m overseas tax paid. This newer report was published by Games Workshop; the latest annual accounts located in Companies House filing history were for 2025. [4]
United Kingdom52 weeks ended 1 June 2025
UK corporation tax paid
£58.1mCash payment
Games Workshop Group PLC consolidated group Period ending 1 Jun 2025
The Companies House filed group cash-flow statement explicitly reports £58.1m UK corporation tax paid, separately from £6.0m overseas tax paid. [3]
These figures have different scopes. They should not be added together or used as a like-for-like tax ranking.
Companies House · Legal name, company number, domestic company type and incorporation. UK registration does not establish headquarters or tax residence; a constituent jurisdiction is not inferred from a registered-office address.