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Thankyou for your quick reply....tvn_ramesh wrote:You can use Tax returns(P45) against payslips if your earnings period is same as tax period and all the GROSS and NET Amount totals are matching exactly.. if not u have to have bankstatements becos HO requires 2evidences from different sources..
Official tax document produced by iv) the tax authority or employer, showing earnings on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year. For these purposes, we define official tax documents as:
a document produced by a tax authority • that shows details of declarable taxable income on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year (for example a tax refund letter or tax demand);
a document produced by an employer as • an official return to a tax authority, showing details of earnings on which tax has been paid in a tax year (for example a P60 in the United Kingdom); or
a document produced by a person, • business, or company as an official return to a tax authority, showing details of earnings on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year. The document must have been approved, registered, or stamped by the tax authority (this is particularly relevant to some overseas tax systems, for example SARAL in India).
Please note that because tax documents are usually produced at the end of a fixed tax period they will not necessarily show the entire period for which the applicant is claiming previous earnings unless they are for the exact period claimed. An applicant should therefore be cautious about using these documents unless he/she is sure they show the exact amount of earnings for which he/she is claiming points.
Humanityrulz wrote:Thankyou for your quick reply....tvn_ramesh wrote:You can use Tax returns(P45) against payslips if your earnings period is same as tax period and all the GROSS and NET Amount totals are matching exactly.. if not u have to have bankstatements becos HO requires 2evidences from different sources..
More clearly.... My part time started
MAY 2009 and ended FEB2010 (got payslips and P45,stated.. same amount gross and net amount.)
My Full time job started 1 JUL 2009.... ( getting payslips and account statements .. no problem in this.)
I am planning to apply for TIER1 ,next month end can I go for it ? or Can wait for P60 from present employer(states total amount I earned from whole tax period ...is it useful..?) and then proceed...! Any suggestions..
You mean Bank statements.. must....... nooooooo......what can I do.....now?Sushil-ACCA wrote:Humanityrulz wrote:tvn_ramesh wrote: U NEED TO provide payslips / letter from employer / hmrc letter + Bank statements for payments received - to prove employment earnings
if cash received than how much received is a question ? [/b]
I understand what your trying to say.....I read this.. many times..... but in my case... I want to make sure... before applying ...tvn_ramesh wrote:I meant this Paragraph in Tier1(G) PBS GUIDANCE..
Page 26 Paragraph 138. 245AA of the Immigration Rules
PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY and ACT accordingly
Official tax document produced by iv) the tax authority or employer, showing earnings on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year. For these purposes, we define official tax documents as:
a document produced by a tax authority • that shows details of declarable taxable income on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year (for example a tax refund letter or tax demand);
a document produced by an employer as • an official return to a tax authority, showing details of earnings on which tax has been paid in a tax year (for example a P60 in the United Kingdom); or
a document produced by a person, • business, or company as an official return to a tax authority, showing details of earnings on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year. The document must have been approved, registered, or stamped by the tax authority (this is particularly relevant to some overseas tax systems, for example SARAL in India).
Please note that because tax documents are usually produced at the end of a fixed tax period they will not necessarily show the entire period for which the applicant is claiming previous earnings unless they are for the exact period claimed. An applicant should therefore be cautious about using these documents unless he/she is sure they show the exact amount of earnings for which he/she is claiming points.