MP Expenses
Jeremy Corbyn
Current MP

Jeremy CorbynMP expenses

£30,047 IPSA expenses in 2023-24

Your Party · Islington North

IPSA expenses cover the business costs of doing the job of an MP — staffing, office running costs, accommodation and travel — not personal salary. Full details on what counts as a claim are in the methodology.

Total claimed this year

£324

Total claimed — selected period (2023-24)

£30,047

View full itemised claims below

Spend by category — 2023-24

Year-on-year trend

Jeremy Corbyn expenses by financial year

These totals sum the IPSA records currently held on this site for each financial year. The newest period can change as IPSA publishes further data. Category names are retained exactly as IPSA published them.

Published IPSA expenses for Jeremy Corbyn, grouped by financial year
Financial yearPublished totalLargest published categoryRecords heldOpen year
2025-26£2,194Office Costs (£2,194)8View claims
2023-24£30,047Office Costs (£30,047)110View claims
2022-23£21,725Office Costs (£21,725)78View claims
2021-22£12,639Office Costs (£12,639)82View claims
2020-21£18,479Office Costs (£18,467)100View claims
2019-20£17,417Office Costs (£17,417)57View claims
2018-19£6,606Office Costs (£6,456)20View claims
2017-18£6,107Office Costs (£6,099)24View claims
2016-17£8,705Office Costs (£8,594)25View claims
2015-16£4,329Office Costs (£4,329)16View claims
2014-15£3,307Office Costs (£2,558)37View claims
2013-14£3,837Office Costs (£2,177)25View claims
2012-13£9,782Office Costs (£9,231)28View claims
2011-12£8,596Office Costs (£6,690)23View claims
2010-11£6,361Office Costs (£6,361)16View claims

A published total can differ from a simple count of visible individual claims because IPSA also publishes some annual totals and withholds some details for security or data protection. See the methodology.

Itemised claims

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SubcategoryStatusDescriptionSource
Office CostsAdvertising and contact cards£2462025-2623 Jan 2026PaidABSOLUTE PRINTView source
Office CostsAdvertising and contact cards£782025-2619 Jan 2026PaidCAMDEN NEW JOURNALView source
Office CostsSoftware & applications£742025-2617 Nov 2025PaidFS TECHSMITHView source
Office CostsEquipment - purchase£3542025-2618 Sept 2025PaidOffice furniture — MOL EDDIE ANDREWS LIMIView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - installation & equipment purchase£632025-2610 Apr 2025PaidLandline — ARGOSView source
Office CostsSoftware & applications£7382025-265 Apr 2025PaidELECTED TECHNOLOGIESView source
Office CostsTV licence£1752025-263 Apr 2025PaidTVLICENSING.CO.UKView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£4672025-2631 Mar 2025PaidLandline & internet package — Phone & data provision for date beginning invoiceView source
Office CostsRent£2,7992023-242 Apr 2024Paid—View source
Office CostsMobile telephone - contract & usage£62023-2415 Mar 2024PaidGIFFGAFF [200010137-2349]View source
Office CostsEquipment - purchase£272023-2414 Mar 2024PaidComputer, laptop, PC, tablet & accessories — WWW.JOHNLEWIS.COM [200010137-2357]View source
Office CostsWaste disposal, confidential waste & rubbish collection£802023-2414 Mar 2024PaidHTTPS://WWW.ISLINGTON. [200010137-2353]View source
Office CostsEquipment - purchase£302023-2411 Mar 2024PaidOther office equipment — WWW.ARGOS.CO.UK [200010137-2361]View source
Office CostsTV licence£1592023-248 Mar 2024PaidTVLICENSING.CO.UK [200010137-2365]View source
Office CostsEquipment - hire£3462023-247 Mar 2024PaidPrinter, photocopier & scanner — QUADIENT UK LTD [200010137-2369]View source
Office CostsMobile telephone - contract & usage£102023-245 Mar 2024PaidGIFFGAFF [200010137-2373]View source
Office CostsPooled staffing services£1,2502023-2420 Feb 2024PaidSocialist Parliamentary Research Group (Labour) — Socialist Parliamentary Research GroupView source
Office CostsMobile telephone - contract & usage£62023-2415 Feb 2024PaidGIFFGAFFView source
Office CostsMobile telephone - contract & usage£102023-245 Feb 2024PaidGIFFGAFFView source
Office CostsAdvertising and contact cards£2462023-2418 Jan 2024PaidABSOLUTE PRINTView source
Office CostsMobile telephone - contract & usage£62023-2415 Jan 2024PaidGIFFGAFFView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£542023-2411 Jan 2024PaidLandline — Phone charges April - August 2023View source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£4672023-2411 Jan 2024PaidLandline & internet package — Phone & data provision for the quarter beginning invoice dateView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£4662023-2411 Jan 2024PaidLandline & internet package — Phone & data provision for the quarter beginning invoice date Phone & Data chargeView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£4662023-2411 Jan 2024PaidLandline & internet package — Phone & data provision for the quarter beginning invoice date Phone & Data chargeView source
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Similar claims by other MPs

Other MPs who claimed under “Rent” in 2023-24. Browse all Rent claims

MPAmountDateDescription
Paul Holmes

Conservative

£16,0004 Jul 2023—
Grahame Morris

Labour

£15,0002 Apr 2024—
Jim McMahon

Labour (Co-op)

£11,93410 Apr 2023[200009104-2]
Anna McMorrin

Labour

£11,61114 Aug 2023[***]
John McDonnell

Labour

£10,5602 May 2023—
Jonathan Reynolds

Labour (Co-op)

£8,0387 Feb 2024Annual rent for the Constituency Office for the period 6.5.23 to 5.5.24
Peter Kyle

Labour

£7,00014 Sept 2023constituency office rent
Peter Kyle

Labour

£7,0001 Jun 2023consituency office rent
Sir Iain Duncan Smith

Conservative

£6,14620 Apr 2023- August 2022 to March 2023
Peter Kyle

Labour

£6,00021 Dec 2023constituency office rent
Alan Mak

Conservative

£5,98619 Jan 2024Back dated rent [***] from 1/6/23 to 31/12/23 totalling £5,986.24 [***]
Emily Thornberry

Labour

£5,9642 Apr 2024—

Your Party average — 2023-24

£37,207

All-MP average — 2023-24

£51,602

Outside financial interests

Separate from IPSA expenses, MPs must publicly register outside earnings, donations and support, gifts, land and property, shareholdings and other interests. Search all MPs' interests. Data from the UK Parliament Register of Members' Financial Interests, shown by category exactly as published.

3. Gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources

  • Peace and Justice Project - £63.79

    £64
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • The Peace and Justice Project - £51.90

    £52
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • The Peace and Justice Project - £47.94

    £48
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • The Peace and Justice Project - £32.46

    £32
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • Peace and Justice Project - £78.75

    £79
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • Pece and Justice Project - £48.05

    £48
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • The Peace and Justice Project - £71.27

    £71
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • The Peace and Justice Project - £59.39

    £59
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • The Peace and Justice Project - £25.54

    £26
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • Peace and Justice Project - £137.66

    £138
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • Peace and Justice Project - £23.04

    £23
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • Peace and Justice Project - £39.79

    £40
    Registered 25 Feb 2026View source

  • How The Light Gets In (TVF Limited) - £155.00

    £155
    Registered 1 Jul 2025View source

  • How The Light Gets In (TVF Limited) - £325.00

    £325
    Registered 10 Jun 2025View source

4. Visits outside the UK

  • International visit to Ireland between 06 June 2026 and 07 June 2026

    £680
    Registered 17 Jun 2026View source

  • International visit to Belgium between 13 June 2026 and 14 June 2026

    £315
    Registered 16 Jun 2026View source

  • International visit to Sweden between 14 May 2026 and 16 May 2026

    £444
    Registered 8 Jun 2026View source

  • International visit to Belgium on 18 April 2026

    £265
    Registered 27 Apr 2026View source

  • International visit to Belgium on 22 April 2026

    £255
    Registered 27 Apr 2026View source

  • International visit to Cuba between 19 March 2026 and 23 March 2026

    £1,383
    Registered 28 Mar 2026View source

  • International visit to Netherlands between 06 March 2026 and 08 March 2026

    £840
    Registered 26 Mar 2026View source

  • International visit to South Africa between 26 September 2025 and 04 October 2025

    £3,114
    Registered 31 Oct 2025View source

  • International visit to Malaysia between 12 October 2025 and 14 October 2025

    £4,347
    Registered 31 Oct 2025View source

  • International visit to Italy between 11 October 2025 and 12 October 2025

    £304
    Registered 24 Oct 2025View source

  • International visit to Japan between 01 August 2025 and 18 August 2025

    £3,014
    Registered 10 Sept 2025View source

  • International visit to Belgium between 11 June 2025 and 12 June 2025

    £796
    Registered 1 Jul 2025View source

8. Miscellaneous

  • Unpaid Director of Your Party UK Ltd, a private company limited by guarantee without share capital which was incorporated on 31 July 2025

    Registered 10 Sept 2025View source

  • Unpaid Director of Jeremy Corbyn Campaign Ltd, supporting the activities of political organisations

    Registered 5 Nov 2024View source

  • I am a bank signatory for Community Unity Limited. This is an unpaid role.

    Registered 28 May 2024View source

  • Unpaid director of the Peace and Justice Project, a company limited by guarantee. The company promotes peace and justice issues, both domestic and international.

    Registered 26 Feb 2021View source

Jeremy Corbyn expenses — common questions

How much did Jeremy Corbyn claim in expenses in 2023-24?
Jeremy Corbyn claimed £30,047 in IPSA business costs in 2023-24. IPSA expenses cover staffing, offices, travel and accommodation for parliamentary work — not personal salary.
What did Jeremy Corbyn claim for?
In 2023-24, Jeremy Corbyn's largest published IPSA category was Office Costs (£30,047). Full itemised claims with source links are on this page.
Where does Jeremy Corbyn's expenses data come from?
Figures are imported from IPSA (the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority) and the UK Parliament Members API. Every amount links to its original IPSA source record.

Figures are presented without ranking or interpretation. Read the methodology for details on data sourcing and publication lag.