No wonder Rees-Mogg for so hard for Patterson

[jam69]

He might have been able to block this

Jacob Rees-Mogg faces Commons inquiry over undeclared £6m loans

Standards commissioner launches investigation after complaint from Labour against Tory frontbencher

www.theguardian.com

 

[GazC_MFC]

He might have been able to block this

Jacob Rees-Mogg faces Commons inquiry over undeclared £6m loans

Standards commissioner launches investigation after complaint from Labour against Tory frontbencher

www.theguardian.com

Directors loans are not income, it is money owed to a person that has introduced the money to that busy. As a mortgage adviser we come across it regularly, and it can’t be included because it money that was already realised in the same way savings have been

edit - this looks like a different thing altogether

 

[jam69]

Directors loans are not income, it is money owed to a person that has introduced the money to that busy. As a mortgage adviser we come across it regularly, and it can’t be included because it money that was already realised in the same way savings have been

edit - this looks like a different thing altogether

But if his amendment had gone though it would have protected him?

 

[Chris_Boro]

Directors loans are not income, it is money owed to a person that has introduced the money to that busy. As a mortgage adviser we come across it regularly, and it can’t be included because it money that was already realised in the same way savings have been

edit - this looks like a different thing altogether

He used "loans" from the company he owns to pay for houses and their refurbishment. Those loans come under "taxable expenses, allowances and benefits" section of the MPs code of conduct. Something he failed to declare.

 

[Billy69_uk]

its another fooking world altogether.

how can these people govern a population they are soooo far removed from?

 

[GazC_MFC]

He used "loans" from the company he owns to pay for houses and their refurbishment. Those loans come under "taxable expenses, allowances and benefits" section of the MPs code of conduct. Something he failed to declare.

Ye I came back an out an edit on to say these were different

 

[FartingGnome]

Meanwhile this is him working hard for his constituents at the day job

 

[jam69]

The staunch brexiter now has his business interests in the cayman Islands I see

 

[Chris_Boro]

The staunch brexiter now has his business interests in the cayman Islands I see

They are the reason for Brexit.

 

[Millbrook]

He used "loans" from the company he owns to pay for houses and their refurbishment. Those loans come under "taxable expenses, allowances and benefits" section of the MPs code of conduct. Something he failed to declare.

A loan is none of these but what was it Mandelson was taken to task for?

 

[r00fie1]

Its no laughing matter, but this upper class twit is a.........and so is his mate

 

[Chris_Boro]

A loan is none of these but what was it Mandelson was taken to task for?

You need to tell the standards commission investigating him under those terms then.

 

[Abel Tasman]

A loan is none of these but what was it Mandelson was taken to task for?

A home loan from a friend and colleague - and rightly he resigned over it. Will these charlatans ever do the same? Paterson had to when he realised the PM had to withdraw support and didn't do so straight away when he was rumbled.