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sbhpbm wrote:Dear Members...
One of my friends has a critical situation; his ILR got refused as the tax income he submitted to the home office doesn’t match with the HMRC for his previous applications. He got refused stating that in his previous applications the taxes doesn’t match but not based on the current ILR application. The home office didn’t curtail his visa and he has leave to remain for couple of months more.
Could anyone please suggest the way forward, he was suggested 2 ways of going forward:
1. To do a fresh application by amending the taxes for the previous applications (which he already submitted) with the HMRC by matching them with the home office earnings.
2. To challenge the refusal on the grounds that this is an innocent mistake where the taxes has been taken care by the accountants who did the tax filing but not him. And by the time the case reaches the court the taxed will be amended by the HMRC as he requested the change already.
He is not sure if he leaves the current application and goes for a fresh application, will it be admitting the falsification of the documents? And will it cause a ban for 10 years? Or to fight the current application will be a better way forward?
WRT to point 2. I'm afraid blaming others is no defence, it's the business owner who is responsible for this and signing off the work the accountant has done as accurate and correct.
Thank you for your advice and valuable time..
S.
Go for fresh application. Send me PM [moderator edit]sbhpbm wrote:Dear Members...
One of my friends has a critical situation; his ILR got refused as the tax income he submitted to the home office doesn’t match with the HMRC for his previous applications. He got refused stating that in his previous applications the taxes doesn’t match but not based on the current ILR application. The home office didn’t curtail his visa and he has leave to remain for couple of months more.
Could anyone please suggest the way forward, he was suggested 2 ways of going forward:
1. To do a fresh application by amending the taxes for the previous applications (which he already submitted) with the HMRC by matching them with the home office earnings.
2. To challenge the refusal on the grounds that this is an innocent mistake where the taxes has been taken care by the accountants who did the tax filing but not him. And by the time the case reaches the court the taxed will be amended by the HMRC as he requested the change already.
He is not sure if he leaves the current application and goes for a fresh application, will it be admitting the falsification of the documents? And will it cause a ban for 10 years? Or to fight the current application will be a better way forward?
Thank you for your advice and valuable time..
S.
sbhpbm can't send or receive PMs until they have made 10 posts.akan wrote:Go for fresh application. Send me PM [moderator edit]sbhpbm wrote:Dear Members...
One of my friends has a critical situation; his ILR got refused as the tax income he submitted to the home office doesn’t match with the HMRC for his previous applications. He got refused stating that in his previous applications the taxes doesn’t match but not based on the current ILR application. The home office didn’t curtail his visa and he has leave to remain for couple of months more.
Could anyone please suggest the way forward, he was suggested 2 ways of going forward:
1. To do a fresh application by amending the taxes for the previous applications (which he already submitted) with the HMRC by matching them with the home office earnings.
2. To challenge the refusal on the grounds that this is an innocent mistake where the taxes has been taken care by the accountants who did the tax filing but not him. And by the time the case reaches the court the taxed will be amended by the HMRC as he requested the change already.
He is not sure if he leaves the current application and goes for a fresh application, will it be admitting the falsification of the documents? And will it cause a ban for 10 years? Or to fight the current application will be a better way forward?
Thank you for your advice and valuable time..
S.
Nabcan wrote:Hi Sbhpbm,
Has your friend applied at PEO or via post? Also, in his current ILR application, has he applied as Employed or Self Employed?
Romeo007 wrote:hI sbhpbm, Sorry to hear about your friends refusal, but can you please clarify my below doubts so that we can have a vivid picture and advice accordingly.
1> Which previous application HO found out that there is mismatch in payable tax amount between HMRC & HO, is it the initial application or the extension? or the both application?
2>You mentioned he closed his self-employment, does that mean he claimed to HMRC the income and closed the self-employment without paying the claimed amount, or he showed a different amount to HMRC while filing the tax return?
3>Who suggested those two ways forward ,HO or by anyone other than HO
Sorry he closed the self employment after paying the tax which he thought is correct,but it came to his notice that he under declared only once the HO refused his ILR.sbhpbm wrote:Romeo007 wrote:hI sbhpbm, Sorry to hear about your friends refusal, but can you please clarify my below doubts so that we can have a vivid picture and advice accordingly.
1> Which previous application HO found out that there is mismatch in payable tax amount between HMRC & HO, is it the initial application or the extension? or the both application?
2>You mentioned he closed his self-employment, does that mean he claimed to HMRC the income and closed the self-employment without paying the claimed amount, or he showed a different amount to HMRC while filing the tax return?
3>Who suggested those two ways forward ,HO or by anyone other than HO
Thank you for your reply Rome007
He has an issue mainly with the extension where he showed more amount to HO but the amount got miscalculated by the time his tax was submitted the following year.
He has been to couple of immigration lawyers and they advised in 2 different directions...
He already sent an updated Tax returns to HMRC but not sure whether to apply again or to continue with the earlier application as it suggests that falsification has been done.
Your expertise in this issue is appreciated.
Thank you.
S
Nabcan wrote:Hi sbhpbm,
Which PEO your friend attended? Was he given the decision same day or application withheld for further checks and decision given later on?
So he fiddled his tax.sbhpbm wrote:Sorry he closed the self employment after paying the tax which he thought is correct,but it came to his notice that he under declared only once the HO refused his ILR.sbhpbm wrote:Romeo007 wrote:hI sbhpbm, Sorry to hear about your friends refusal, but can you please clarify my below doubts so that we can have a vivid picture and advice accordingly.
1> Which previous application HO found out that there is mismatch in payable tax amount between HMRC & HO, is it the initial application or the extension? or the both application?
2>You mentioned he closed his self-employment, does that mean he claimed to HMRC the income and closed the self-employment without paying the claimed amount, or he showed a different amount to HMRC while filing the tax return?
3>Who suggested those two ways forward ,HO or by anyone other than HO
Thank you for your reply Rome007
He has an issue mainly with the extension where he showed more amount to HO but the amount got miscalculated by the time his tax was submitted the following year.
He has been to couple of immigration lawyers and they advised in 2 different directions...
He already sent an updated Tax returns to HMRC but not sure whether to apply again or to continue with the earlier application as it suggests that falsification has been done.
Your expertise in this issue is appreciated.
Thank you.
S
Regards,
tatetate wrote:Very Sorry to hear about your friend.
Honestly he will be short of time as well options, I would suggest to seek a professional advice.
I have witnessed 2 cases my self who were refused ILR at Peo and i reported it here but instead of believing me here, some members accused me of lying and said my comments made no sense.
Can u please say what were the two cases ? Again if that's ok ....
I Hope that he still can manage to sort things out and hope all goes in his favour.
All the very best!
He may apply again anytime before his current leave expires ... no "within 28 days" business here as he has extant leave.sbhpbm wrote:Dear members!!
Thank you for your responses,
Could you clarify one more thing if once the Admin review is refused as well, Do we need to do a fresh application within 28 days or can we wait until the updated taxes are reflected in the HMRC SA302's and then do a fresh application as he has valid visa until couple of months more.
That is a lame excuse!! The applicant is responsible for ensuring that the claims being made in the application are factually true, even if he has hired a representative to act on his behalf.sbhpbm wrote:2. To challenge the refusal on the grounds that this is an innocent mistake where the taxes has been taken care by the accountants who did the tax filing but not him. And by the time the case reaches the court the taxed will be amended by the HMRC as he requested the change already.
rpsarangi wrote:I thought you' said that your friends claimed income to HO falls in 2 HMRC financial year . If your friend adds the profit for 2 Finiancial year for HMRC was that less than than the claimed amount to HO . .?...
If it was less how much was it less ? Asking thing to understand the fact that' there could still be expenditure after your friend got visa ... Or your friend immediately closed the self employment after the visa ?