Regarding my above query, if not putting the three middle names on the payslip and HMRC docs is an issue, will I need a written confirmation that it is the same person? You better always put the full names on those documents. Payroll software packages usually use initials in payslips/reports but th...

I am wondering whether middle names have to be included in payslips? One of my colleagues has three middle names, and so I only included the first and last names on HMRC documents. Her passport shows all middle names and I am wondering if this could be a problem. Cold someone advise regarding the a...

Has anyone ever succeeded at AR stage?

Is the value of your shares not shown in the accounts?

It seems ok, provided he is primarily resident here. Working remotely is becoming increasingly common, so as long as he is resident here it should be ok.

Hi Dnf

Congrats

What payroll software are you using?

I never knew this was a problem. I have been using one for a while as clients don't need to visit me usually. I didn't want to use my home as the registered address as that can affect home insurance. Anyone else here who uses a virtual address?

I am wondering whether middle names have to be included in payslips? One of my colleagues has three middle names, and so I only included the first and last names on HMRC documents. Her passport shows all middle names and I am wondering if this could be a problem. Regarding my above query, if not pu...

Seeing that HO are being very particular about employee documents, I am wondering whether middle names have to be included in payslips? One of my colleagues has three middle names, and so I only included the first and last names on HMRC documents. Her passport shows all middle names and I am wonderi...

what info was present in fps?

I think you can use a solicitor. Looks like they are rejecting for minor reasons (as you sent P11), as people cannot appeal now.

They are interviewing for extension applications? I thought they mainly focused on interviewing initial applicants.

Some things mentioned in the entrepreneur guidance are not there in the Immigration rules. In this case, I'm wondering which to follow or which one the case workers use? Is it the case workers' guidance gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/389475/Tier_1_Entrepreneur_9.0_EXT....

abdhriz wrote:Its depend upon lender & borrower. Length of loan is not covered in any immigration rule. But is is advisable that it should fall for more then an year.

Thank you for your reply. Sorry, could you clarify what is more then an year?

There is no information about this in the guidance or the immigration rules, but is a five year term acceptable for loan?
Or does it have to be longer than that?

Do HO still accept pre-paid special delivery envelopes with the application? Just wondering if I should send one this time because with the initial application, I did send one, but they did not use the envelope, although they did use the one sent with my PSW application.

NI is only needed if you submit birth certificates or certificates of registration/naturalisation/ILR letter.

Hi Zimba

That is fantastic news! Congratulations!
Would it be possible for you to please share a list of the documents that you submitted?

I just have one more question about this.
If I introduce an amount equal to the expenses claimed, will I need to explain all of how I have still invested over £50,000 despite the expenses?

It is a home run business, hence the expense is for running the business.
Anyway, I could reinvest an amount equal to the amount charged in P&L as the accounts have already been submitted.

Another point is that I did not withdraw the amount yet for any of the years, although it went through P&L.

According to him it is a claim for reimbursement and not remuneration, just like other expenses are reimbursed. Not sure what HO will have to say though.

Thank you for replying.
I have emailed my accountant to double check.
I thought that remuneration or claiming expenses from profits was permitted? But yes, don't want to take a chance.

HMRC allows director's use of private residence for work reasons as tax deducible. The money is not given to the director, but it goes through the P&L. But will HO accept this? I mean, will it be treated like they treat director's remuneration?

Thank you for your suggestion. I just want to ensure that I can provide proof for the genuine entrepreneur test, but I don't want to send too many extra documents. I considered sending invoices and contracts from the past three years, testimonials, insurance, accreditation documents, etc, but there ...