Hi all, Since this forum have helped me to prepare well for my Tier 1 ILR, I thought I owe to update on what happened to my case. The discussions and comments scared me much though.. I successfully received my ILR same day without any hassles. My incomes during initial extension was high, other peri...

I have got similar situation. I am going to split my tax years as well. If you check tax avoidance is legal practice in uk but tax evasion is illegal, If you just explain each and everything to them they won't say anything, I have an accountant paper explaining each and everything to home office an...

Would you have gotten an extension without this split-year income action? If not, then Casa's answer is a likely result, compounded with your current stay probably being curtailed. If that unusual tax reporting made no difference whatsoever in your immigration status (i.e. in getting a visa or any ...

Yes, under 322(1A) and 322(2) of the Immigration Rules. I am bit confused here. After going through the various related posts in this forum, I thought all are advising to sort out the taxes, by amending before applying. So did you mean, amending before applying could in the alternative be a problem...

Many thanks for the link and suggestions.

I am also looking to see if amending tax return shortly before ILR resulted in refusal, for that reason alone. Any idea?

Thanks for your reply.

Does that mean at PEO we spent more money, but dont get an opportunity to explain.

What do you suggest in the scenario? Apply by post, explaining all the background story and calculations?

Hi, Have any one in this forum had their previous income period as shown to Home office consisting of split tax years, hence different amounts when shown to HMRC. How do Home office deal with this. Mine is in two tax years, when I add all income and expenses, deducting the months not given to Home o...