1000 X 400 X 500 X 0 = 0 That is my opinion, which should be corrected, if it is wrong 
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Lol- Some ppl have a close mind - never mind
May be the correct term I wanted to use was Insolvancy Payment. Which Comes from Insolvancy Services (a govt department). When a company goes into Liquidation and managed by an Adminstrator then this department works with Administrator and pays unpaid salary, holiday pay and Notice pay. But they have a statutory maximum limit which is at the moment £330 per week.
So in the example if a company does not pay your one month salary . Say 4 weeks @ £500 p/w and total outstanding salary is £2000.
In a normal case the person should have received £2000 and earn his/her points on the salary. Right.
Now unfortunately his company runs into trouble and did not have money left to pay their employees (including the poor guy who is on HSMP and was looking for that money into his bank account to earn some points). That was not his fault they company could not survice the credit crunch. He demanded his money from the Adminstrator who refered him to the govt department and asked him to fill a claim form.
Govt department after taking 3 months and looking into the employer records accepted the poor guys claim but because of their statutory limit they could pay only maximum of £330 per week of unpaid salary.
They will pay £330X4= £1320 less 20% income tax and basic NI- Net amount £1020 instead of £2000 (actual salary).
Now, the question was will that poor HSMP holder can claim points on the payment received from this govt department or Public Fund?
Secondary question could be- How much gross income he can claim? Original Gross Salary of £2000 or £1320 reduced?
To be 99 % sure I dont need any reference or confirmation because common sense pervails- And Home Office will go to hell if they did not give that poor HSMP holder any point for his unpaid salary!!
So conclusion :
1/0= 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000..
