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by v3 » Thu Sep 28, 2006 10:45 am
This is quote from the caseworkers guidelines ----
There are some countries that do not have a tax system, such as Saudi Arabia. If an
applicant has worked in a country where tax is not paid then you should consider the
evidence supplied. The evidence should still be of the kind listed in this guidance,
but more than the two pieces of evidence may be required to clearly demonstrate the
amount earned.
For instance, an applicant may have supplied a letter from the employer and wage
slips, but the figures are not consistent. This would require further evidence, such as
bank statements, to illustrate what amount has been paid to the applicant.
If the applicant has been exempt from paying tax in a country they have been
working in, and therefore have no tax documentation as evidence, then they will need
to provide two other forms of evidence of their earnings
cheers
v3