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by nnj10 » Wed Jan 03, 2007 1:20 pm
Hi All/Shockboy,
From whatever, I read on this forum, esp. from last week-end onwards, when people started posting out their results, it has become very clear to me that the ITR- is a must for everyone, even if the earnings claim period falls marginally in the previously completed tax year.
I am not saying this just for the sake of saying, but I myself used to think like providing other proofs (I have done that) and claiming exceptional circumstances, but this really does not help.
As somebody on this forum somewhere said "EXCEPTIONAL MEANS YOUR DOCUMENT WAS LOST IN WAR, DISASTER ETC" they follow this as a strict guide line, cause it is written in guidance notes too
The guidance notes, clearly states as below:
(Read para 43 on page 25 of 33 of HSMP Guidance for Applicants:
43. In order to demonstrate your total annual
salary before tax you should provide both:
�� Your income tax return. If the tax year does
not cover the full period claimed other
corroborating evidence is required for the
period(s) not covered. Self-assessment tax
documents are not accepted, as they are not
independent;
�� Your wage slips covering the entire 12 months
period.43. In order to demonstrate your total annual
salary before tax you should provide both:
�� Your income tax return. If the tax year does
not cover the full period claimed other
corroborating evidence is required for the
period(s) not covered. Self-assessment tax
documents are not accepted, as they are not
independent;
�� Your wage slips covering the entire 12 months
period.
Hope this helps to everyone.
NNJ10