Charlotte Crosby claimed government furlough of up to £40,000 last year during the coronavirus pandemic, despite her company CLC enterprises earning over £1.18million last year.
According to government data, the former Geordie Shore star, 31, claimed up to £10,000 each month from December 2020 to March 2021 for the company, despite the business being £2,007,701 in profit and having assets of £2,278,852.
The reality star herself is said to worth over £2.9million herself, having carved out an impressive TV career over the last decade.
Claim: Charlotte Crosby claimed government furlough of up to £40,000 last year during the coronavirus pandemic, despite her company CLC enterprises earning over £1.18million last year
With up to £10,000 available each month, the millionaire star could have claimed up to £40,000 on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, more commonly known as furlough.
Furlough launched in the early days of the pandemic as a way of ensuring that people could keep their jobs, and a portion of their income, even when the economy closed down.
For those who were unable to work from home, the scheme would pay them up to 80 per cent of their salaries.
Charlotte's company, which also paid £225,167 in tax, is listed among a list of thousands other companies on the HMRC website that have used furlough scheme.
Money: According to government data, the former Geordie Shore star, 31, claimed up to £10,000 each month from December 2020 to March 2021 for the company, despite the business being £2,007,701 in profit and
