![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/how-captain-toms-daughter-spent-47000-covid-loan/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_British-veteran-raises-millions-for-NHS-by-walking-lengths-of-back-garden-Marston-Moretaine-United.jpg&description=Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore's firm Maytrix Group Ltd doubled its profits during the pandemic but still reportedly took out £47,500 in government Bounce Back Loans Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter's business reportedly spent thousands of pounds in Covid loans on third-party consultancy costs and other expenses - despite bumper profits. Hannah Ingram-Moore's Maytrix Group Ltd raked in £227,532 in 2020 - more than double the £104,381 the year before, according to records. The latest accounts show the management consultancy firm owed two 'Bounce Back Loans' - meant to help businesses that had been adversely affected by the pandemic. One was £10,000 and another £37,500 that need to be paid back within a year. These loans were not on any financial statement before the pandemic hit in March 2020 and on the financial statement dated up to August 31, 2021, and available on Companies House's website, it says: 'The loans are guaranteed by the government." The Captain Tom Foundation's accounts - again on Companies House - for the period of May 2020 to May 2021, state nearly £38,000 of the charity's money was spent on services provided by Maytrix Group. It adds: "During the period payments of £37,942 were made to Maytrix Group Limited, a company under the joint control of DC Ingram-Moore and H Ingram-Moore, in respect of website costs (£5,030), photography costs (£550), office rental (£4,500), telephone costs (£656) and third-party consultancy costs (£27,205). "These costs were initially funded by the Maytrix Group Limited on behalf of the charitable company, and reimbursed when sufficient funds were available. H Ingram-Moore and D C Ingram-Moore are also directors of Maytrix Group Limited." It comes as the foundation announced it had stopped taking donations amid an ongoing Charity Commission investigation over concerns the family were personally profiting hero Sir Tom's name. As previously reported, Ms Ingram-Moore to built a spa and pool block at her){kind=link}
Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore’s firm Maytrix Group Ltd doubled its profits during the pandemic but still reportedly took out £47,500 in government Bounce Back Loans
Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter’s business reportedly spent thousands of pounds in Covid loans on third-party consultancy costs and other expenses – despite bumper profits.
Hannah Ingram-Moore’s Maytrix Group Ltd raked in £227,532 in 2020 – more than double the £104,381 the year before, according to records.
The latest accounts show the management consultancy firm owed two ‘Bounce Back Loans’ – meant to help businesses that had been adversely affected by the pandemic.
One was £10,000 and another £37,500 that need to be paid back within a year.