In two years from 2004 he claimed nearly £23,000 in additional costs allowance (ACA) for his second London home – he could have claimed nearly £42,000. But from 2006 to 2008, the maximum allowed was £45,193 and the actual he claimed was £44,641.
Mr Hanson bought a new home in London in 2007 claiming £1,920 in legal and house purchase fees, and £5,000 for part of the stamp duty. His mortgage interest claim then increased from £220 a month to £1,500 a month.
Second home costs in 2004 include £127.99 on new pan set and frying pan; £856.80 on furniture, chairs, linen and kitchenware, £699 on a two seater, burgundy, velvet sofa; £72 on cushions; £314.99 on TV for the flat.
In 2005 there was a claim for £254 on sink problem – a blocked sink and new tap. He also claimed £149 for a microwave oven, and £266 for new kitchen equipment, including a toaster. For 2006-7 claims include £533.99 for bed; £337.89 for new washing machine; £19.99 for electric fan; £66 for vases, bowl and mugs and £34.99 for CD holder.
Mr Hanson bought a new home in London in 2007 claiming £1,920 in legal and house purchase fees, and £5,000 for part of the stamp duty. His mortgage interest claim then increased from £220 a month to £1,500 a month.
Second home costs in 2004 include £127.99 on new pan set and frying pan; £856.80 on furniture, chairs, linen and kitchenware, £699 on a two seater, burgundy, velvet sofa; £72 on cushions; £314.99 on TV for the flat.
In 2005 there was a claim for £254 on sink problem – a blocked sink and new tap. He also claimed £149 for a microwave oven, and £266 for new kitchen equipment, including a toaster. For 2006-7 claims include £533.99 for bed; £337.89 for new washing machine; £19.99 for electric fan; £66 for vases, bowl and mugs and £34.99 for CD holder.
Oh and best(or should that be worst?) of all he submitted £15 receipt for potpourri candles. This MP is also a fanboy of dictator Fidel Castro, as he called for sanctions to be removed without any call for reform in Cuba.
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