Today's: P-Boiler: Baroness Uddin off the hook
Today's: P-Boiler: Baroness Uddin off the hook
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audidoody

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8,598 posts

281 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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I'm too angry to see if this is a repost or not so anyone responding "R" can just pheck off.

Baroness "Trougher" Uddin will not be prosecuted for fiddling £100,000 in expenses because " a ruling by House of Lords officials that a peer's main home can be somewhere they visit just once a month "

Meanwhile HMRC's web site states:

"EIM31660 - The general rule for employees’ expenses: wholly and exclusively
To be deductible from the earnings of an employment an expense must be incurred wholly and exclusively in the performance of the duties of the employment. The words "wholly" and "exclusively" prevent a deduction for expenditure that serves a dual purpose, a business purpose and a non-business purpose. The wholly and exclusively rule does not apply to travel expenses, see EIM31805."

I am too angry to say anything else except - to the barricades, bring the piano wire.


furious








Mojocvh

16,837 posts

287 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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A picture paints a thousand words...


Dr Phibes

775 posts

222 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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mondeoman

11,430 posts

291 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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And she lives in a housing association property - funcking money-grabbing leaches!

Roo

11,504 posts

232 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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mondeoman said:
And she lives in a housing association property - funcking money-grabbing leaches!
In a st part of town. No wonder she never stayed.

Soovy

35,829 posts

296 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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What a fking liberty.

Kaelic

2,719 posts

226 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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To think that this sort of scum are peers boggles the mind, you would think they would think that honour and integrity would come first frown

69 coupe

2,459 posts

236 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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How can a Baroness, on loads of wonga get a Housing Association place! wouldn't be something to do with any of her relatives working for said Association.

Thieving scum...

Neil H

15,409 posts

276 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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Wikipedia said:
Uddin claims on her House of Lords Expenses that a flat in Maidstone, Kent is her main residence on which she has claimed £30,000 per annum in tax-free expenses since 2005. This is said to have allowed her to also claim the second home allowance on her London property, a scheme that ostensibly exists to compensate politicians living outside London for the cost of accommodation close to Parliament. Residents living near the flat in Maidstone reportedly said they had not seen any occupiers in the flat since Uddin purchased it and that it has remained completely unfurnished,[14][15] but Uddin claims: "The Maidstone property is furnished and I strongly deny that I have never lived there".[16] Uddin's husband even denied having a property in Kent when questioned on the issue by the Times, and she appeared on the electoral roll at her London address from 1996 to date. Additionally her Facebook page states how she has lived in the East End of London for over 30 years.
Thieving fking scumbag. punch

FourWheelDrift

91,998 posts

309 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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Neil H said:
Wikipedia said:
Uddin claims on her House of Lords Expenses that a flat in Maidstone, Kent is her main residence on which she has claimed £30,000 per annum in tax-free expenses since 2005. This is said to have allowed her to also claim the second home allowance on her London property, a scheme that ostensibly exists to compensate politicians living outside London for the cost of accommodation close to Parliament. Residents living near the flat in Maidstone reportedly said they had not seen any occupiers in the flat since Uddin purchased it and that it has remained completely unfurnished,[14][15] but Uddin claims: "The Maidstone property is furnished and I strongly deny that I have never lived there".[16] Uddin's husband even denied having a property in Kent when questioned on the issue by the Times, and she appeared on the electoral roll at her London address from 1996 to date. Additionally her Facebook page states how she has lived in the East End of London for over 30 years.
Thieving fking scumbag. punch
Surely a useful potential place for a squatter then to prove it's not lived in.

Not that I would suggest that.......absolutely not. Never. After all it's not furnished.

g3org3y

22,200 posts

216 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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£££££££££££

£££££££££££

£££££££££££

rolleyes

zcacogp

11,239 posts

269 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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Dr Phibes said:
Once again, frighteningly appropriate.

Disgusting, disgusting woman. If she is a peer of society then I don't want to be a part of it.


Oli.

Mclovin

1,679 posts

223 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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i spit on anyone that votes labour or bnp.......this bh should be imprisoned...

theironduke

6,995 posts

213 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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and she has nicked Deidres specs. bh.

Eric Mc

125,009 posts

290 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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audidoody said:
I'm too angry to see if this is a repost or not so anyone responding "R" can just pheck off.

Baroness "Trougher" Uddin will not be prosecuted for fiddling £100,000 in expenses because " a ruling by House of Lords officials that a peer's main home can be somewhere they visit just once a month "

Meanwhile HMRC's web site states:

"EIM31660 - The general rule for employees’ expenses: wholly and exclusively
To be deductible from the earnings of an employment an expense must be incurred wholly and exclusively in the performance of the duties of the employment. The words "wholly" and "exclusively" prevent a deduction for expenditure that serves a dual purpose, a business purpose and a non-business purpose. The wholly and exclusively rule does not apply to travel expenses, see EIM31805."

I am too angry to say anything else except - to the barricades, bring the piano wire.


furious
HMRC rules are in respect of whether an expense is an allowable tax deductable expense.

The MP Expense Claim rules were in respect of whether the expense could be claimed as a refundable amount from the House of Commons Fees Office. It was therefore not a tax matter and therefore tax rules do/did not apply.

The legal situation for Baroness Uddin was that her claims did not contravene the MP Expense Claim rules that were in force at the time the claims were made. It would therefore be a total waste of taxpayers' money if the Crown Prosecution Service launched a criminal case against an individual when they knew that the case would fall at the first hurdle.

The rules have since been tightened and she WOULD be prosecuted if she tried the same trick now.

Of course, the moral issue is a totally different matter.


Parrot of Doom

23,075 posts

259 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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How dare you come in here Eric, with your carefully considered words of wisdom, and without ignorantly spouting off like a Daily Mail subscriber.

You should be ashamed.

ln1234

848 posts

223 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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69 coupe said:
How can a Baroness, on loads of wonga get a Housing Association place! wouldn't be something to do with any of her relatives working for said Association.

Thieving scum...
Is that a fact? Did one of her relatives help her get her house?

I don't see what her race has got with her being a thieving scumbag?

69 coupe

2,459 posts

236 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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ln1234 said:
69 coupe said:
How can a Baroness, on loads of wonga get a Housing Association place! wouldn't be something to do with any of her relatives working for said Association.

Thieving scum...
Is that a fact? Did one of her relatives help her get her house?

I don't see what her race has got with her being a thieving scumbag?
A bit of digging gets this-
http://www.spitalfieldsha.co.uk/staff_structure.ht...

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-236...

I have not mentioned anything about race!

Eric Mc

125,009 posts

290 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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Rules are for -

the obedience of fools

the guidance of wise men

and the interpretation of conniving laywers (or should that be liars) .


Edited by Eric Mc on Friday 12th March 18:10

Eric Mc

125,009 posts

290 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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No - it was me being dumb. Spelling sorted now.