1. Items that cost much more than they should (eg: $1000 suits, $200 bottles of wine)
2. Spending lots of money in short periods of time (eg: $1000 in restaurant bills is alright for a month, not for a day)
3. Strange explanations from MPs (Do they keep losing their luggage on overseas trips? Do they give vague reasons for large bills?)
4. No details on the bill (eg: $2000 on "room charges" in a hotel bill, with no more info).
5. Things that have no business being paid for by the public (eg: movie tickets, new cars, a chihuahua, home electricity bills)

Receipts often have pages nearby that explain (or try to explain) why the purchase was made. Click the Previous and Next buttons to see if there's more information nearby.

Use the notes area to point out anything specific on the receipt you think is interesting.

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