"The evidence you have supplied do not corroborate each other because your wage slips and dividend payments are not shown credited to your bank account."
This utterly baffles me as I provided the bank statement for both my limited company and my personal bank account. My limited company statements show deductions for "personnel and dividends" and my bank statements show a credit on the same date for the same amount from my limited company. The ONLY thing I can think of is that, for some reason which I can't remember right now, the accountant calculated my earnings above all of the payments that were made to my personal account. However, the drawings that were made were more than what I needed to have my visa renewal approved. I created a table that showed the drawings with references to the limited company bank statement page and my personal bank statement page for each payment. I had a line item that stated "Amount remaining to be drawn."
So, was I rejected because I claimed earnings that were higher than my drawings? Or, because the explanations for the debits and credits on my bank statements weren't detailed enough? I just don't understand this at all!
