MP Expenses

UK MP expenses total — 2026-27

IPSA-published business costs total £1,903,409 across 633 MPs in 2026-27. Salary is separate. This page shows the raw totals by year, party and IPSA category.

Latest published period: 2026-27

Total claimed (all MPs)
£1,903,409
MPs with published claims
633
Average per MP
£3,007

These are sums of IPSA-published claims for 2026-27. They include staffing, office costs, travel and accommodation — not MP salary, which is separate.

MP expenses total by financial year

Each row sums the records this site imports from IPSA for that financial year. Open a year to inspect the published records and their source links.

Financial yearPublished totalPublished records
2026-27£1,903,4095,006
2025-26£13,043,67641,560
2024-25£12,017,3771,436
2023-24£15,222,69438,740
2022-23£13,667,57735,415
2021-22£8,763,81728,194
2020-21£11,083,41329,551
2019-20£11,051,58929,890
2018-19£4,159,2999,241
2017-18£3,571,8158,296
2016-17£3,344,4797,346
2015-16£3,308,2296,846
2014-15£2,431,7516,168
2013-14£2,546,2496,466
2012-13£2,506,3316,480
2011-12£2,442,7606,627
2010-11£2,572,7205,992

By party (2026-27)

Party totals are the sum of each MP's published claims. Averages help compare typical MPs within a party; large parties have more MPs, so totals are higher.

PartyMPsTotalAverage
Labour351£1,010,699£2,879
Conservative115£353,132£3,071
Liberal Democrat71£178,506£2,514
Labour (Co-op)41£114,252£2,787
Sinn Féin7£42,073£6,010
Reform UK7£41,892£5,985
Democratic Unionist Party5£31,043£6,209
Independent11£28,339£2,576
Scottish National Party7£27,294£3,899
Plaid Cymru4£17,355£4,339
Green Party5£17,175£3,435
Social Democratic & Labour Party2£10,944£5,472
Your Party2£9,940£4,970
Ulster Unionist Party1£7,895£7,895
Speaker1£4,494£4,494
Restore Britain1£3,374£3,374
Traditional Unionist Voice1£2,976£2,976
Alliance1£2,027£2,027

Where the money goes

Top IPSA categories for 2026-27.

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Important: High or low totals are not automatically good or bad — they reflect staffing models, constituency location, committee roles, and how IPSA categories are used. Read the methodology for how we source and present data.

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