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I have submitted and awaiting reply for a Subject Access Request (SAR) to find out number of members of parliament who made amendments of their personal tax returns in the last 5 years. This is a shame that HO is using general grounds of refusal 322(5) an immigration policu designed to counter criminals like sex offenders or people who are threat to national security.sam2017 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 12, 2018 9:55 pmVery Sorry to hear this.
you are also like me and so many others in this country who are in this situation....
it will be very hard to win in JR as HO has power of this 322(5) and all. You will need strong Reasons and argument in the Court.
Also Reguarding this amendment any reason? FLR will be not be as easy and could be west of money (if you Qualify) because of this 322 thier are also so many cases they applied for FLR and awaiting Result!
Check with your solicitor and keep fighting...
sam2017 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 12, 2018 9:55 pmVery Sorry to hear this.
you are also like me and so many others in this country who are in this situation....
it will be very hard to win in JR as HO has power of this 322(5) and all. You will need strong Reasons and argument in the Court.
Also Reguarding this amendment any reason? FLR will be not be as easy and could be west of money (if you Qualify) because of this 322 thier are also so many cases they applied for FLR and awaiting Result!
Check with your solicitor and keep fighting...
I would be very interested in this as well.
Unfortunately,
also fails due to refusal under 322(5).276B. wrote:(iii) the applicant does not fall for refusal under the general grounds for refusal.
Hi,shah25 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 12, 2018 9:48 pmHi Everyone
I have been a silent reader until now. My ILR based on Tier (1) G was refused recently due to tax amendments like many others.My solicitor applied for AR which got refused as well earlier this month.I would like to seek advise from fellow members who may have first hands experience or others who learned on this forum on the options I have now.
OPTION 1 - Apply for JR
OPTION 2 - Apply for FLR(FP)
OPTION 3 - Apply for SET(LR)
OPTION 4 - 1+2+3
I would also be grateful if i could get some interest from those who have been successful in reverting HO original decision during JR.
Thank you for your time.
Regards
Have you registered a second username to continue asking the same questions??? This is not permitted on the forum,Hasini1 wrote: ↑Fri May 11, 2018 2:12 pmHi,
I am in the same boat victim of 322(5), i have applied through fresh application twice and have been rejected for filing late SA filing. i have been thinking as corporation tax is the only one not much aware of self assessment. Now i am planning for JR and requested my old accounatant for a covering letter and he isnot willing to give me covering letter that he didnt filed the SA for my limited company . What would i do in this situation. Please kindly suggest some solution.
Thanks,
Hasini
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Hi CR001,CR001 wrote: ↑Fri May 11, 2018 2:30 pmHave you registered a second username to continue asking the same questions??? This is not permitted on the forum,Hasini1 wrote: ↑Fri May 11, 2018 2:12 pmHi,
I am in the same boat victim of 322(5), i have applied through fresh application twice and have been rejected for filing late SA filing. i have been thinking as corporation tax is the only one not much aware of self assessment. Now i am planning for JR and requested my old accounatant for a covering letter and he isnot willing to give me covering letter that he didnt filed the SA for my limited company . What would i do in this situation. Please kindly suggest some solution.
Thanks,
Hasini
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Hi shah25 ,shah25 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 12, 2018 9:48 pmHi Everyone
I have been a silent reader until now. My ILR based on Tier (1) G was refused recently due to tax amendments like many others.My solicitor applied for AR which got refused as well earlier this month.I would like to seek advise from fellow members who may have first hands experience or others who learned on this forum on the options I have now.
OPTION 1 - Apply for JR
OPTION 2 - Apply for FLR(FP)
OPTION 3 - Apply for SET(LR)
OPTION 4 - 1+2+3
I would also be grateful if i could get some interest from those who have been successful in reverting HO original decision during JR.
Thank you for your time.
Regards
How can UK Gov keep fate of Millions of People under hands of bunch of FALSE &Fake Accounting Practitioners who fail to analyse proper accounting Docs in Rightful manner?Zing wrote: ↑Wed Mar 14, 2018 9:38 amIt is understood that one is granted visa on the earnings he/she claimed to Home Office but l do not understand why is expected that the earnings should actually match with HMRC if it is not the same accounting period.
For example, if earnings shown to home office is from Jan to Dec and when filling the returns with HMRC it falls into two different tax years. How do you expect them to match when the business is not static but a going concern. What home office should actually be looking at is actual tax return fillings not SA302. SA302 is just a summary of earnings in a tax year.
Home office in its guidance document said one should be careful when submitting tax documents for earnings to be claimed if it is not the same accounting period with other documents.This piece of advice is part of what they are using to refuse people which is contrary to their guidance.
The people l have major problem with is HMRC because l have read their MOU with home office, their self assessment legal framework and have had dealings with their staffs.l can identify with their continuous effort to make things easy and transparent. l was expecting them to advise home office on tax matters properly and guide them too if they are drifting away from their agreed concept.
Solicitors are aware of the recent overrule and l believe the written judgement will come out in due time. The judgement was reached on 30th Jan (according to the barrister that defended the case) but what everyone should be aware of is, they maybe other factors working against the release of the written judgement.
Hi,Hasini1 wrote: ↑Fri May 11, 2018 2:12 pmHi,
I am in the same boat victim of 322(5), i have applied through fresh application twice and have been rejected for filing late SA filing. i have been thinking as corporation tax is the only one not much aware of self assessment. Now i am planning for JR and requested my old accounatant for a covering letter and he isnot willing to give me covering letter that he didnt filed the SA for my limited company . What would i do in this situation. Please kindly suggest some solution.
Thanks,
Hasini
Hi Zing,Zing wrote: ↑Wed Mar 14, 2018 9:38 amIt is understood that one is granted visa on the earnings he/she claimed to Home Office but l do not understand why is expected that the earnings should actually match with HMRC if it is not the same accounting period.
For example, if earnings shown to home office is from Jan to Dec and when filling the returns with HMRC it falls into two different tax years. How do you expect them to match when the business is not static but a going concern. What home office should actually be looking at is actual tax return fillings not SA302. SA302 is just a summary of earnings in a tax year.
Home office in its guidance document said one should be careful when submitting tax documents for earnings to be claimed if it is not the same accounting period with other documents.This piece of advice is part of what they are using to refuse people which is contrary to their guidance.
The people l have major problem with is HMRC because l have read their MOU with home office, their self assessment legal framework and have had dealings with their staffs.l can identify with their continuous effort to make things easy and transparent. l was expecting them to advise home office on tax matters properly and guide them too if they are drifting away from their agreed concept.
Solicitors are aware of the recent overrule and l believe the written judgement will come out in due time. The judgement was reached on 30th Jan (according to the barrister that defended the case) but what everyone should be aware of is, they maybe other factors working against the release of the written judgement.
Hi All,Apollo12 wrote: ↑Wed May 30, 2018 12:41 pm322(5) latest update -
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/201 ... ant-deport