Audited accounts are provided by a second entity. So if you have accounts made by one accountant - an auditor will check them over. Since you don't appear to have this - you fall into category BB - which means you can use your accounts (provided you aren't legally required to have them audited - wh...

just finalized my figures to submit in October for HMRC to work out my tax Total income £ 27,229.00 Expenses £ 7,099.54 Profit £ 20,129.46 as long as the profit is entered in box 76 and my accountant doesn't claim anything else i should be OK. if i apply in jan 2015 i should have the S300 to hand, p...

Hi just to give you a bit of encouragement. I had overstayed my visa by 8 years, came here as student, tried to renew failed applied for asylum failed so returned to my home country on end of April and my spouse visa was issued in 28days. Been married to my husband since 2011 and my husband is self...

is this the figure to look for on the self assessment ? http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/sa103f.pdf net profit or loss , at number 47 on the assessment. so i know what to look for. AIUI - it's box 76 - the 'taxable profit'. If you read the guidance for sole traders (https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...

is this the figure to look for on the self assessment ?

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/sa103f.pdf

net profit or loss , at number 47 on the assessment.

so i know what to look for.

For a sole trader - the amount to declare is really easy to find - it's the amount of money HMRC consider you to have earnt. When you fill in the self assessment - you are asking to give income and list out the expenses - on the statement at the end - it'll show the profit earnt from that trading b...

The personal allowance isn't deducted. Just the expenses. this is where its confusing this is from GOV.UK"s site page 43, para 164 Where the self-employed person is a sole trader or is in a partnership or franchise agreement, the income will be the gross taxable profits from their share of the...

The personal allowance isn't deducted. Just the expenses. this is where its confusing this is from GOV.UK"s site page 43, para 164 Where the self-employed person is a sole trader or is in a partnership or franchise agreement, the income will be the gross taxable profits from their share of the...

just like to add, this self employed route is not easy, as a sole trader,, from what i gather now is, if after expenses you earn 20 K this is not what they call gross income, because you still have your allowance to deduct this coming year will be 10 K. so the figure UKBA will look at is 10K, is thi...

Casa wrote:I'll let MPH80 take over here, they have more knowledge on calculations for this.

thanks casa

MPH80 wrote:To be clear - are you a sole trader or a director a limited company?

sole trader,

thanks for reply

MPH80 wrote:To be clear - are you a sole trader or a director a limited company?

sole trader,

thanks for reply

sorry to be a pain casa, but this self employed income is not that clear IE : gross and net, they say £ 18,600 gross, now that is ok if your a consultant with no expenses, ( example ) for myself my figures are 2011/12 Self Employment 10606.27 Rent Received 5580.00 Less: Rent a Room Scheme Relief 425...

my next obstacle is i am self employed,

and my gross income is 25.000 pounds before expenses,

and i believe that self employed people the 18,600 figure is worked out differently than PAYE,

after taking out work expenses its about 19.000 to 20,000 pounds,

so which figure are they looking for ?

Casa wrote:In which case, if she left of her own accord any ban (if one applied) would no longer be enforce.

thanks mate,,that's good to hear,

about 6 years ago,

If it was a straight overstay she shouldn't be penalised when applying for a fiancée visa. Have a read through the reasons a case worker can use to refuse the visa in this link to 320(11) and see if any apply. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/frustrating-the-intentions-of-the-immigration-...

Hi all, I'm new to this and looking for advice, I'm a British national by birth, without going into all the details, I was living/working abroad for a few years and now am back in UK ,and employed, however i want to bring my fiance to Britain, She used to stay here many years ago and left of her own...