Captain Tom Moore's daughter's company sees £145,000 drop in assets, newly published accounts show

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The business operated by the daughter of Captain Sir Tom Moore has experienced a significant decrease in revenue during the past fiscal year.

Club Nook Ltd, owned by Hannah Ingram Moore and her spouse, just released new reports revealing a decrease in assets that amounts to over £145,000 for the previous fiscal year.

The company's total remaining value decreased from £482,268 in the 2021/22 fiscal year to £366,000 during the 2022/23 period, as reported in unverified micro account filings submitted to Companies House.

The financial statement of the business displays a decrease in the money owed to people or organizations the company owes money to, from £184,513 to £31,990 during the given period.

This situation arises as Igram-Moore and her spouse are still being scrutinized regarding their management of the funds garnered from Captain Tom's fundraising campaign.

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This encompasses the funds generated from a publication authored by Captain Tom called "Tomorrow will be a Good Day." He had stated that he wrote this book to collect additional resources for the Captain Tom foundation.

Ms Ingram-Moore asserts that there was no arrangement specifying that the proceeds generated from the sales of books, presumably amounting to £800,000, would be donated to the charity.

There are no accusations of any illegal activity towards her.

The Charity Commission initiated a probe into the organization's finances in February 2022 and it remains ongoing.