Thanks Rakesh Raj, The questions were to "Mayurc".
Rakesh but I like to know if you would like, how many clients did you have at the time of visa extension and do you know about how many of them were contacted by UKBA, if they were contacted by mail or by call.
CW would contact some of your clients to confirm that you have worked for them, its a part of their verification checks. After the verification checks are done, and once you clear it, they will send you the passport with the visa on it. The time frame would depend on how many clients you have and ho...
Income statement (also referred to as profit and loss statement (P&L), revenue statement, statement of financial performance, earnings statement, operating statement or statement of operations) is a financial statement that indicates how the revenue (money received from the sale of products and ...
Mate, its simple, Like for an employed person gross salary (taxable income) is considered to claim the points likewise for self employed its total income - expenses to get the taxable income (Net Profit) to claim the points.
28 days is not a rule but an advice, but sometimes caseworkers would take it as a rule as it is mentioned in the guideline, but its all upto the CW, and thats why your friends have got their visa extended from the date of expiry of their current visa.
Buddy, the UKBA guide lines have changed several times since 2010. The new guide line which has been issued in Aug 2012, has different set of requirements, and the para 93 is what we need to focus on, which says net profit after tax is what they are checking for self employed in sole traders capacit...
Well, its not about being tax expert, its more about tier 1 immigration expert, who knows about UKBA rules. In my honest opinion, I feel that the net income after tax is what UKBA takes into account at the time of calculation, thats what UKBA guide lines say. However UKBA's logic is very un fair for...
Hope the below mentioned example would help you understand better, Say your Gross Income is 16000 and expenses are around 1000K If you are under the impression that your NET PROFIT = 16K-1K=15K before tax, then you are wrong. For UKBA the calculation is completely different for sole traders. Home of...
Buddy, I checked with my accountant today, he mentioned that Net Profit for sole trader which UKBA would consider is as following: Net Profit = Income - (Expenses + Tax) Even the new ukba guide line printed on Aug 2012, in point 93 which refers to the same thing. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/si...
According to policy guidance printed on April and later on Aug 2012, (POINT NUMBER 93) this is the part applicable for sole trader. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/pbs/t1-general-guidance.pdf If an applicant is self-employed and has chosen to retain the profits within ...
