Following all the pieces I've written about the tax aspects of MPs' expenses on the Tax Buzz blog this item rightly appears here instead.
It's an idea I saw mentioned in a letter to Taxtion magazine from a Mike Holland.
He suggests there should be a further extension of the Disclosure of Tax Avoidance Schemes regime. This would require disclosures from MPs who nominate a series or succession of properties as second homes.
Mike suggests that an appropriate title for the legislation would be the Disclosure of Second Homes - DoSH!
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