The whole MPs' expenses scandal revolves primarily around second home allowances claimed.
House of Lords authorities today released details of expenses and allowances claimed by peers, which totalled £19m in 2008-09.
A full tax return may disclose all kinds of juicy details: tax allowances claimed, disability allowances, maintenance payments, detailed expenses, dependants, dividends and interest.
And, just to put it in perspective, our friends at Timetric have produced the interactive below - so you can plot second home allowances claimed by members against those claimed by Derek Wyatt - who went for the maximum allowed each year.
The 58-year-old was found guilty in January of making £11,277 in false claims relating to overnight subsistence and travel allowances, claiming a residence in Oxford when he in fact lived in Ealing, west London.
"In terms of all the allowances claims in 2007-08, I came 582nd out of 646 MPs, so I wasn't exactly the most expensive, and I was in a similar position in each of the two previous years".
Despite his promise, Joyce again put in the highest level of allowances, claiming more than £187,000 in 2007-08.
Participants in this study perceived the existence of partiality in payment of allowances, claiming that once money for reimbursement arrived, it is given only to workers working at the district hospital and seniors, leaving others at lower facilities and juniors without any clear explanation.
She explained that she had received no money for the past three weeks due to delays in processing her and her partner's joint jobseeker's allowance claim.
In signing our allowance claim forms, did MPs realise we were signing the death warrant of the idea of independent professional political representative democracy?
