Tuesday, May 27, 2008
MG Rover investigation costs reach £12.2m
Government releases latest figures but still has not set a deadline
The investigation into the collapse of MG Rover has taken three years and cost more than £12m, according to a Financial Times report.
The inquiry, which has no deadline for its conclusion, cost £12.2m to the end of April, the latest government figures show.
The cost includes £1.8m of VAT and more than £437,000 in “disbursements” that relate to expenses and other costs for the investigation team.
DATED: 27.05.08
FEED: MT
The investigation into the collapse of MG Rover has taken three years and cost more than £12m, according to a Financial Times report.
The inquiry, which has no deadline for its conclusion, cost £12.2m to the end of April, the latest government figures show.
The cost includes £1.8m of VAT and more than £437,000 in “disbursements” that relate to expenses and other costs for the investigation team.
DATED: 27.05.08
FEED: MT
