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ishfaqsangra wrote:once the money is in business account it is not simple to take it out and put it again,it does not matter I do not think some one need to make it 50,if one is genuinely trading each and every transaction can be explained and taking fund out as directors salary/loan are not going to be counted anyway.so overall transfer should be more than 50,000 if Directors salary is being taken out.
As long as you can explain transactions ,there is no point to make it up to 50 first ,it can be transferred in parts as Directors loan each time or if some one has not invested at all all 50,000 in one go should be fine. That's my personal opinion.
I have transferred 29,000 as Directors loan,21,000 still in account and 8000 invested but I have taken some salary as well so net investment is very low so definitely I would transfer more than 50,000, I hope someone understood.
Atif786 wrote:Hi, i am planning to transfer 50k into my company's account, my question is if i employ 2 part time employees for 25 hours a week and pay them salary depending on their designation for eg: 1000 per month each, so which comes to 24000 per annum , and for 2 years it 48k, will it be considered as investment , paying wages to setteled workers.
2 question is my company is making a profit of 3k per month and expenses are 2500 per month including employee wages ( excluding mine) will this be considered todars investment as i am paying wages or doing expenses using the money which company has earned, it's not through my 50k.
kindly reply i am really confused.
khankamal wrote:Hi
kindly confirm any one to me as per UKBA 2 person for 1 years full time. i can give jobs any one or only british passport holder ????????????
thanks
suvalike wrote:Dear folks,
I want some clarification about the following questions.Please do advise me.Thanks in anticipation.
Q1: In the Guidance it says:
The funds must continue to be available to you until they are spent for the purposes of your business or businesses. ‘Available to you’ means that the
funds must be in one of the following:
(1) in your own possession, means in personal account..I showed funds abroad in my own account.
(2) in the financial accounts of a UK incorporated business of which you are the director, or means in my Uk Business account.I have 10k at the moment and rest is still back home.
(3) available from the third party or parties named in your application (if applicable).
‘Spent’ by your business’ excludes spending on all of the following:
(1) your own remuneration, what it means ?
(2) buying the business from a previous owner, where the money goes to that previous
owner rather than into the business,
(3) investing in other businesses, and
(4) any spending which is not directly for the purpose of establishing or running your own
business or businesses.
So Please can someone elaborate the above bold points.
Can someone tell me which type of spending could be directly related to the purpose of establishing or running my own
business.
Thanks
suvalike wrote:Thanks for your reply.
I am already on tier 1 entrepreneur. My extension is due in march 2016.
Why do you think that part is not related to the extension applicants.
please elaborate.
Thanks
suvalike wrote:Dear folks,
I want some clarification about the following questions.Please do advise me.Thanks in anticipation.
Q1: In the Guidance it says:
The funds must continue to be available to you until they are spent for the purposes of your business or businesses. ‘Available to you’ means that the
funds must be in one of the following:
(1) in your own possession, means in personal account..I showed funds abroad in my own account.
(2) in the financial accounts of a UK incorporated business of which you are the director, or means in my Uk Business account.I have 10k at the moment and rest is still back home.
(3) available from the third party or parties named in your application (if applicable).
‘Spent’ by your business’ excludes spending on all of the following:
(1) your own remuneration, what it means ?
(2) buying the business from a previous owner, where the money goes to that previous
owner rather than into the business,
(3) investing in other businesses, and
(4) any spending which is not directly for the purpose of establishing or running your own
business or businesses.
MTZ510 wrote:Read the words highlighted in red, it says "the funds must continue to be available to you until they are spent for business"
Now my understanding is that for extension you have to spend all funds so the case of availability of funds does not arise. Again its my opinion.
suvalike wrote:Thanks for your reply.
I am already on tier 1 entrepreneur. My extension is due in march 2016.
Why do you think that part is not related to the extension applicants.
please elaborate.
Thankssuvalike wrote:Dear folks,
I want some clarification about the following questions.Please do advise me.Thanks in anticipation.
Q1: In the Guidance it says:
The funds must continue to be available to you until they are spent for the purposes of your business or businesses. ‘Available to you’ means that the
funds must be in one of the following:
(1) in your own possession, means in personal account..I showed funds abroad in my own account.
(2) in the financial accounts of a UK incorporated business of which you are the director, or means in my Uk Business account.I have 10k at the moment and rest is still back home.
(3) available from the third party or parties named in your application (if applicable).
‘Spent’ by your business’ excludes spending on all of the following:
(1) your own remuneration, what it means ?
(2) buying the business from a previous owner, where the money goes to that previous
owner rather than into the business,
(3) investing in other businesses, and
(4) any spending which is not directly for the purpose of establishing or running your own
business or businesses.
Well first of all your initial query was for that part of guide which in my opinion is for entry clearance only and not for extension, reason being you can't have money in your personal account at the time of extension.suvalike wrote:MTZ510 wrote:Read the words highlighted in red, it says "the funds must continue to be available to you until they are spent for business"
Now my understanding is that for extension you have to spend all funds so the case of availability of funds does not arise. Again its my opinion.
suvalike wrote:Thanks for your reply.
I am already on tier 1 entrepreneur. My extension is due in march 2016.
Why do you think that part is not related to the extension applicants.
please elaborate.
Thankssuvalike wrote:Dear folks,
I want some clarification about the following questions.Please do advise me.Thanks in anticipation.
Q1: In the Guidance it says:
The funds must continue to be available to you until they are spent for the purposes of your business or businesses. ‘Available to you’ means that the
funds must be in one of the following:
(1) in your own possession, means in personal account..I showed funds abroad in my own account.
(2) in the financial accounts of a UK incorporated business of which you are the director, or means in my Uk Business account.I have 10k at the moment and rest is still back home.
(3) available from the third party or parties named in your application (if applicable).
‘Spent’ by your business’ excludes spending on all of the following:
(1) your own remuneration, what it means ?
(2) buying the business from a previous owner, where the money goes to that previous
owner rather than into the business,
(3) investing in other businesses, and
(4) any spending which is not directly for the purpose of establishing or running your own
business or businesses.
So it means if I have just spent 10k during the three years but still have 40K in my account while applying for the extension. Then it should not be an issue like why 50k has been wiped out from my account.
Because I dnt think we can spend whole 50k in the Business during three years even without the need.
Please elaborate I am thinking in the right direction.
Thanks
What I suggest you, is rather than employing the employees at start or at end, the best strategic way is make the time distribution fairly throughout the period such as start with 15 hrs/week at first year and another 15 hrs of another employee added in the next year [both can go for 24 mtnths continuously or more]. This can be stretched throughout the period and in a fairly distributed way where company is always having one or 2 employees with it along. It makes more sense as the director is not supposed to spend his/her time in day-to-day operational/administrative activities. And we must also be ready to employee if needed more than required for extension [2 jobs each 12 months or equivalent]. It will hold more weight.ayyan121 wrote:Dear All
i think employees should be hired at the end becouse if you will hire 4 people in the second year for 6 months and then you will have no employee in last year ,it will show to them that you are just meeting requirement and the business is not growing.they will call you for the interview to explain that how your business growing as you hired 4 people and in the last year you sack all 4 people .
my suggestion is keep 2 employees at the time of extension to give positive point.
i got visa on 50k route ,how can i invest my money ,either only in my company or i can invest in some other business by investing as loan to them and getting profit share against that loan in my business account.
thanks
confused90 wrote:I have invested around 50K also, and it's in a loss. The first year for new businesses is almost a loss, due to the cause of new purchases.
There is no such requirement that the business should be in profit every year by the HO, but if the business is in a loss even after the 3rd year.... the HO might ask, why are you doing business if it's running a loss since 3 years?
Agreed that there is no requirement for a business to be profitable. Making a profit or loss will not affect the application.rahulsingh1 wrote:confused90 and Cappachino - There is no requirement for a business to be profitable, not in the guidance!
Please do not mislead people here. - Please read guidance before just posting on the forum.
Matter of fact, no-one can predict a business to be profitable.
a lot of very succesful startups still run at a loss (example: Twitter ).