Hi all, would really appreciate your advise/confirmation.... Basically I have the £800 maintance funds for a consective 3 months period in my Canadian Chequing account - I read on the guidance notes that it must be in savings accounts/current accounts and other accounts are not acceptable. How abou...
Hi, My initial HSMP entry clearance was valid from 28.08.07, and until 28.08.09. I didn't come to the UK until 12.09.07 (got a dated stamp of this on my entry clearance on my passport) I am due to extend my HSMP now, if I get it, shall I request HO to give me an entry clearance with a valid date unt...
could you please list the evidences (invoices/pay advices, bank statements, accoutant reference/tax documents etc) of earnings you have got from both the companies? For the London's company: a. Invoices that I issued them for the period claimed b. Remittance Advices (I don't have payslips - would t...
Its better to provide draft accounts of the business along with the letter. Your accountant will prepare the draft accounts of the business and will certify them. Thanks rizwan567! By certify them, do you mean my accountant has to put a company stamp on the letter, besides having the letter on his ...
Hi all, I understand that as a contractor, the earnings that will be assessed are the profits I earn before tax. I was wondering by profits does that mean income minus expenses? Many thanks for your advice! depends on the expense you mean profit, true profit meaning sales minus expensese the compan...
Hi, Would really appreciate any advice on this please. Basically I am an independent contractor wishing to apply for extension of stay under HSMP. My earnings originated from 2 sources - one is a London, UK company and the other a Canadian company. I was wondering if can clam my earnings from the Ca...
Hi all, I understand that as a contractor, the earnings that will be assessed are the profits I earn before tax. I was wondering by profits does that mean income minus expenses? Many thanks for your advice! depends on the expense you mean profit, true profit meaning sales minus expensese the compan...
Yes you are right. You can submit accountant letter+bank statement. But money in your bank account you should be proved? Invoices will fill the gap. You have to submit the corroborative evidence.[/quote][/quote] Thanks for the advice again. By "proved", do you mean I shall indicate who ha...
You will also need to provide invoices to prove your earnings for the same. Thanks again chetanojha - I have all the invoices on file...I was wondering if one only needs to submit 2 pieces of evidence from different sources to prove previous earnings claimed? In my case, do you think bank statement...
It depends on how you run your company. E.g. If you are taking dividends out of the company...then you be assessed based on dividends+salary(min) you are taking out from your companay. If you are keeping all your earning in company only i.e. not taking any dividends etc. then you have to submit lot...
Gross profit = Sales/income - Expenses Net profit = Gross profit - (any) taxes Net profit is what you can pay yourself as dividends. This money could either be in your company accounts or in your personal accounts. All you have to do is provide proofs (company returns, dividend vouchers, accountant...
Hi, My accountant has written me a very simple letter to fulfill the requirement for the letter from accountant, I would appreciate very much if you can advise if this letter is fine? "We confirm that we act as professional advisors to the above. Her gross earnings before expenses for the year ...
I understand that as a contractor, the earnings that will be assessed are the profits I earn before tax. I was wondering by profits does that mean income minus expenses?
