Home Office spending over £25,000: 2014
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Updated Sep 5, 2019
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EmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteHome Office (2019). Home Office spending over £25,000: 2014 [Dataset]. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/home-office-spending-over-25000-2014Dataset updatedSep 5, 2019AuthorsHome OfficeDescriptionFor Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration data only
Transaction date
Grant data uses the accounting date - this may vary from payment date by no more than 3 days.
The invoice date is shown, instead of payment date, for most payments to other government departments.
Credit notes
Credit notes relating to goods and services are included from February 2011 onward.
Expense type
With the exception of grants, the description of expense type for this data has been drawn from ‘purchasing category’, instead of account code. The purchasing category gives a more detailed description of the type of expense. Where an invoice is paid centrally, and is subsequently re-allocated to individual business areas, and the system does not allocate a purchasing category, we have added a purchasing description.
Spend within performance and finance directorate
This directorate in particular has several items of spend that are allocated to it in the first instance, prior to subsequent re-allocation. These are marked as PFD*.
Office for security and counter-terrorism
The nature of the spend within this directorate is sensitive, which has resulted in much of the information being exempt from publication under the same exemptions as would apply for freedom of information requests.
Home Office spending over £25,000: 2024
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Updated Feb 26, 2024ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteHome Office (2024). Home Office spending over £25,000: 2024 [Dataset]. https://s3.amazonaws.com/thegovernmentsays-files/content/187/1872447.htmlDataset updatedFeb 26, 2024AuthorsHome OfficeDescriptionFor Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration data only
Transaction date
Grant data uses the accounting date - this may vary from payment date by no more than 3 days.
The invoice date is shown, instead of payment date, for most payments to other government departments.
Credit notes
Credit notes relating to goods and services are included from February 2011 onward.
Expense type
With the exception of grants, the description of expense type for this data has been drawn from ‘purchasing category’, instead of account code. The purchasing category gives a more detailed description of the type of expense. Where an invoice is paid centrally, and is subsequently re-allocated to individual business areas, and the system does not allocate a purchasing category, we have added a purchasing description.
Spend within performance and finance directorate
This directorate in particular has several items of spending that are allocated to it in the first instance, prior to subsequent re-allocation. These are marked as PFD*.
Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism
The nature of the spending within this directorate is sensitive, which has resulted in much of the information being exempt from publication under the same exemptions as would apply for freedom of information requests.
Home Office spending over £25,000: 2023
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Updated Feb 7, 2023ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteHome Office (2023). Home Office spending over £25,000: 2023 [Dataset]. https://s3.amazonaws.com/thegovernmentsays-files/content/185/1854377.htmlDataset updatedFeb 7, 2023AuthorsHome OfficeDescriptionFor Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration data only
Transaction date
Grant data uses the accounting date - this may vary from payment date by no more than 3 days.
The invoice date is shown, instead of payment date, for most payments to other government departments.
Credit notes
Credit notes relating to goods and services are included from February 2011 onward.
Expense type
With the exception of grants, the description of expense type for this data has been drawn from ‘purchasing category’, instead of account code. The purchasing category gives a more detailed description of the type of expense. Where an invoice is paid centrally, and is subsequently re-allocated to individual business areas, and the system does not allocate a purchasing category, we have added a purchasing description.
Spend within performance and finance directorate
This directorate in particular has several items of spending that are allocated to it in the first instance, prior to subsequent re-allocation. These are marked as PFD*.
Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism
The nature of the spending within this directorate is sensitive, which has resulted in much of the information being exempt from publication under the same exemptions as would apply for freedom of information requests.
Home Office spending over £25,000: 2022
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Updated Feb 28, 2022ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteHome Office (2022). Home Office spending over £25,000: 2022 [Dataset]. https://s3.amazonaws.com/thegovernmentsays-files/content/179/1790371.htmlDataset updatedFeb 28, 2022AuthorsHome OfficeDescriptionFor Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration data only
Transaction date
Grant data uses the accounting date - this may vary from payment date by no more than 3 days.
The invoice date is shown, instead of payment date, for most payments to other government departments.
Credit notes
Credit notes relating to goods and services are included from February 2011 onward.
Expense type
With the exception of grants, the description of expense type for this data has been drawn from ‘purchasing category’, instead of account code. The purchasing category gives a more detailed description of the type of expense. Where an invoice is paid centrally, and is subsequently re-allocated to individual business areas, and the system does not allocate a purchasing category, we have added a purchasing description.
Spend within performance and finance directorate
This directorate in particular has several items of spending that are allocated to it in the first instance, prior to subsequent re-allocation. These are marked as PFD*.
Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism
The nature of the spending within this directorate is sensitive, which has resulted in much of the information being exempt from publication under the same exemptions as would apply for freedom of information requests.
Home Office spending over £25,000: 2021
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Updated Jun 8, 2021ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteHome Office (2021). Home Office spending over £25,000: 2021 [Dataset]. https://s3.amazonaws.com/thegovernmentsays-files/content/172/1729885.htmlDataset updatedJun 8, 2021AuthorsHome OfficeDescriptionFor Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration data only
Transaction date
Grant data uses the accounting date - this may vary from payment date by no more than 3 days.
The invoice date is shown, instead of payment date, for most payments to other government departments.
Credit notes
Credit notes relating to goods and services are included from February 2011 onward.
Expense type
With the exception of grants, the description of expense type for this data has been drawn from ‘purchasing category’, instead of account code. The purchasing category gives a more detailed description of the type of expense. Where an invoice is paid centrally, and is subsequently re-allocated to individual business areas, and the system does not allocate a purchasing category, we have added a purchasing description.
Spend within performance and finance directorate
This directorate in particular has several items of spending that are allocated to it in the first instance, prior to subsequent re-allocation. These are marked as PFD*.
Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism
The nature of the spending within this directorate is sensitive, which has resulted in much of the information being exempt from publication under the same exemptions as would apply for freedom of information requests.
Home Office spending over £25,000: 2025
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Updated Nov 10, 2025ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteHome Office (2025). Home Office spending over £25,000: 2025 [Dataset]. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/home-office-spending-over-25000-2025Dataset updatedNov 10, 2025AuthorsHome OfficeDescriptionFor Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration data only
Transaction date
Grant data uses the accounting date - this may vary from payment date by no more than 3 days.
The invoice date is shown, instead of payment date, for most payments to other government departments.
Credit notes
Credit notes relating to goods and services are included from February 2011 onward.
Expense type
With the exception of grants, the description of expense type for this data has been drawn from ‘purchasing category’, instead of account code. The purchasing category gives a more detailed description of the type of expense. Where an invoice is paid centrally, and is subsequently re-allocated to individual business areas, and the system does not allocate a purchasing category, we have added a purchasing description.
Spend within performance and finance directorate
This directorate in particular has several items of spending that are allocated to it in the first instance, prior to subsequent re-allocation. These are marked as PFD*.
Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism
The nature of the spending within this directorate is sensitive, which has resulted in much of the information being exempt from publication under the same exemptions as would apply for freedom of information requests.
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Transaction date
Grant data uses the accounting date - this may vary from payment date by no more than 3 days.
The invoice date is shown, instead of payment date, for most payments to other government departments.
Credit notes
Credit notes relating to goods and services are included from February 2011 onward.
Expense type
With the exception of grants, the description of expense type for this data has been drawn from ‘purchasing category’, instead of account code. The purchasing category gives a more detailed description of the type of expense. Where an invoice is paid centrally, and is subsequently re-allocated to individual business areas, and the system does not allocate a purchasing category, we have added a purchasing description.
Spend within performance and finance directorate
This directorate in particular has several items of spend that are allocated to it in the first instance, prior to subsequent re-allocation. These are marked as PFD*.
Office for security and counter-terrorism
The nature of the spend within this directorate is sensitive, which has resulted in much of the information being exempt from publication under the same exemptions as would apply for freedom of information requests.