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by paramjit2k » Sun Nov 05, 2006 12:44 pm
For Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar...U can also show the last year IT returns,,,
those will be showing every part of your salary.
From HSMP notes:
1. Applicants should provide two forms of evidence for this section. Of the above types of evidence, the most suitable to demonstrate earnings are usually tax documents and pay slips. The other types of evidence can be
considered but we may need further information for clarification, which will delay the consideration of your application.
2. It is important to note that not all income will be considered. Unearned income such as dividends from investments (unless it is in a company in which you are active in day to day management), property rental income, and interest on savings or funds received through an inheritance are not used when calculating your income. We will not be able to consider any allowances paid to you that are not declared on your pay slips. If the company you work for pay part of you income in dividends then you should provide evidence that this has been declared as earnings. This should be in the form of either personal tax returns or the corporate tax voucher from the company.
3.
Examples of the types of evidence we will require in order to award you points for your earnings include:
* 12 months wage slips - if your wage slips are not printed on company headed paper, they must be
stamped and signed by your employer. Wage slips not printed on headed paper or endorsed by the
employer will not be accepted as evidence of past earnings
* Income Tax return
* Letter from Accountants
* Letter from employer detailing salary
* Earnings from shares – if paid as part of your salary package (the shares must be in the company you are
working for)
Regards,
Pam Aujla