Tier 1 General ILR- Questionnaire and other queries

nethu82 wrote:hi
i am planning to submit my ILR application on this May 2016. i heard that once we submit application on same day service applicant being asked to fill questionnaire about all 5 years income.

i am running my business in director capacity for a LTD company. if some one could provide exact questionnaire/form (in same format) which is asked to filled by UKVI it would be really helpful.

i show my back home income when i submitted my first application in 2011. further i didn't run a business until 2012 end. so no economically active almost one year. is that be a big problem. do i need to be economically active whole 5 years. do i need to show all five years income.

i have submitted rest of 4 years SA and properly tax paid without any amendments.

if some one can provide the questionnaire it would be really helpful to prepare myself and rest of the people who suppose to apply on same day.

your help and advice really appreciated.

thanks.

111. Where you are providing evidence from an accountant or accountancy firm the
accountant must be either a fully qualified chartered accountant or a certified accountant
who is a member of a registered body. If the earnings were for work done while you were
in the UK, such evidence must come from an accountant or accountancy firm in the UK
who is a member of a recognised supervisory body. These are: The Institute of
Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW); the Institute of Chartered
Accountants in Scotland (ICAS); the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland (ICAI);
the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA); the Chartered Institute of
Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA); the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA); or
the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA); the Association of
Accounting Technicians (AAT). From 6 April 2014 members of the Association of
International Accountants (AIA) are also members of a recognised supervisory body. If
the earnings were made while you were not in the UK, the evidence must come from one
of the above accountants or from an accountant or accountancy firm on the list of full
members given on the website of the International Federation of Accountants, on
http://web.ifac. org/about/member-bodies

nethu82 wrote:Thanks Pscloud & O_Relly for your reply.

since my claiming year for the visa purpose is exactly same as tax year I suppose to submit following documents;

1. Original HMRC produced SA302 for last four years.
2. Dividends vouchers
3. pay slips & P60
4. personal bank statements

except this documents i was just thinking to submit Accountant's letter as additional confirmation
1-does it mandatory to provide Accountant's letter to confirm Director's Income for the company capacity?
2-if tax year and claim year is same then still need to certify income by Accountant?
3-is it valid that provide a letter with company letter head to confirm my income? (my company is a UKVI Approved Accounting firm)

your advice really appreciated.

nethu82 wrote:hi O_Relly,
thanks for your quick reply. since in previous extension my claim year and tax year didn't match. so that i did certify the dividends from another accountant. the only documents i could generate from third party was Accountant's letter.

this time i do have HMRC issued SA302 for external certification. is that accountant's dividend certification is one source document? cant we replace it with HMRC SA302 with calculation sheet.

is that enough to prove my income?

iv) Official tax document produced by the tax authority or employer, showing
earnings on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year. For these
purposes, we define official tax documents as:

• a document produced by a tax authority that shows details of declarable taxable
income on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a tax year (for example a tax
refund letter or tax demand);

• a document produced by an employer as an official return to a tax authority, showing
details of earnings on which tax has been paid in a tax year (for example a P60 in the
UK); or

• a document produced by a person, business, or company as an official return to a tax
authority, showing details of earnings on which tax has been paid or will be paid in a
tax year. The document must have been approved, registered, or stamped by the tax
authority (this is particularly relevant to some overseas tax systems, for example
SARAL in India)

nethu82 wrote:Further i have amended my first SA. but dividends taken hasn't been amended, added self employment Profit to the submitted return. it caused to increased my earnings not reduced. it has done three years ago. does it make impact or do i need to give explanation for this