Spouse visa through self employment

Post by **MPH80** » Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:51 pm

For a sole trader - it probably does - but I expect UKBA will expect it to be a fully submitted self assessment form - not just the calculation.

marwa · Post by **marwa** » Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:42 pm

which documents to prove fully self assessment ?

Post by **MPH80** » Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:47 pm

Please read the link - it lists all the documents you require. Don't make anything up.

If you don't understand - you should talk to your spouse - he will understand the document given he's the one filling them out.

marwa · Post by **marwa** » Mon Apr 01, 2013 10:05 pm

Thank you very much MPH80

marwa · Post by **marwa** » Wed Apr 03, 2013 11:52 pm

MPH80 wrote:And he has NO business expenses he claims? E.g. fuel ... mobile phone ... etc?

Yes he has and the statement of income and expenditure showing
business expenses

Post by **MPH80** » Thu Apr 04, 2013 1:38 am

marwa wrote:
MPH80 wrote:And he has NO business expenses he claims? E.g. fuel ... mobile phone ... etc?
Yes he has and the statement of income and expenditure showing
business expenses

Right ... so ...

me too his self assessment tax calculation show income less than £18.600 but he told me that his income fares and tips received = £19.632 which is taxable income

Then his taxable income is NOT £19,632. It is £19,632 minus expenses.

You need to find out that number.

marwa · Post by **marwa** » Mon Apr 08, 2013 8:04 pm

Hi
i read here someone his visa rejected cos felf assessment shown income befor tax less £18.600

Post by **vinny** » Wed Apr 17, 2013 10:47 am

marwa wrote:Hey i just have a quick question, my husband self employed his annual salary is more £18.600
i want to know the title of each documents to prove £18.600 income for self employed sole trader
pls self employed or expert here help me

batleykhan wrote:Certified accounts from his Accountants will do in the case of self employed people

MPH80 wrote:Marwa - you have read Appendix FM-SE as I advised you to do repeatedly in your last thread - right?

Alex3977 · Post by **Alex3977** » Thu Apr 18, 2013 7:30 pm

Dear Team, i hv a confusion....my wife's salaried income P60 will come in next month or later. However her each n every salary slip, yearly total salary + tax n all other details are mentioned. So shud i wait for P60 or can go ahead to apply for my settlement visa this month end??

marwa · Post by **marwa** » Mon Apr 22, 2013 7:45 pm

Hi the embassy considered income shown on the statement of income or shown on the self assessment tax calculation?

marwa · Post by **marwa** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 6:53 pm

Hi
the embassy considered income shown on the statement of income or for the self assessment tax calculation

marwa · Post by **marwa** » Fri May 24, 2013 7:05 pm

Hi pls pls pls tell me i'm confused and dont know about how they consider the income required for sponsor self-employed is gross income because my husband appears only gross income in his statement of income and expenditure more £18.600 and does not appear in his self-assessment tax calculation just appear net income
is necessary to show gross income on self-assessment?
thanks

arash_uk · Post by **arash_uk** » Tue Jun 04, 2013 4:45 pm

Hi,

I am confused by the rules. In the Appendix FM 1.7 it is said that the salary is considered for the full financial year. Then, the partner should be in trading for the whole year? Assume that he registered as sole trader in July and then he could earn say £24K and in March next year he will file the tax return.

Then, is his wife can apply considering that the partner submitted the tax return and the income was higher than threshold or they will be refused because the partner should be in trading for the full financial year?

Thank you in advance.

arash_uk · Post by **arash_uk** » Tue Jun 04, 2013 10:37 pm

arash_uk wrote:Hi,

I am confused by the rules. In the Appendix FM 1.7 it is said that the salary is considered for the full financial year. Then, the partner should be in trading for the whole year? Assume that he registered as sole trader in July and then he could earn say £24K and in March next year he will file the tax return.

Then, is his wife can apply considering that the partner submitted the tax return and the income was higher than threshold or they will be refused because the partner should be in trading for the full financial year?

Thank you in advance.

Any idea?

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