Settlement Visa refused HMRC tax

My settlement visa has been refused today because of my employer payed my tax late of December 2013 and I was in India in whole January 2014. Now I am appealing the decision. Please tell me the documents needed to attach with appeal . So that ECM will overturn my visa refusal.

I am so sorry. I can understand what you must be going through right now and my prayers are with you.

If your job is real and genuine then my advise apply again.
This time submit letters from HMRC proving all tax is paid and show proof of everything
But you do know you are not meeting the financial requirement

Yazzy wrote:I am so sorry. I can understand what you must be going through right now and my prayers are with you.

If your job is real and genuine then my advise apply again.
This time submit letters from HMRC proving all tax is paid and show proof of everything
But you do know you are not meeting the financial requirement

I am a genuine employee and my income threshold is 31,200 pounds. I am meeting all fincial requirment. But the problem is that my boss payed tax ofdecember late. Thats why he doubt the guinness of my employment. I am appealing the decision of eco. Please tell me the exact documents I required.

Help me someone....

My appeal deadline 30 July.. Can anyone tell me how ECM will contact me if he decide to overturn the decision ?

I think you should get P60 from your employer. You can also ask HMRC to send you a breakdown of Tax and National Insurance paid to them. If your job was terminated in December, then you should start another job immediately.
On the other side, when you start a new job, wait for 6 months to get everything in place from start and apply fresh application.
Your employer can't go like this without paying taxes and NIC's and they are quite right, since April 13 the RTI system is in place and employers have to pay everything as soon as they deduct Tax/NI from your wages.

theprideofpak wrote:I think you should get P60 from your employer. You can also ask HMRC to send you a breakdown of Tax and National Insurance paid to them. If your job was terminated in December, then you should start another job immediately.
On the other side, when you start a new job, wait for 6 months to get everything in place from start and apply fresh application.
Your employer can't go like this without paying taxes and NIC's and they are quite right, since April 13 the RTI system is in place and employers have to pay everything as soon as they deduct Tax/NI from your wages.

I already had my p60 for 2013-2014 finical year and it clearly show that The employer had properly paid tax and NIC . I had not left the job in December . I was on paid leave for two weeks and unpaid leave for six weeks in the month of JANUARY and February and I started the employment again in March and now I am still with same employer. I want to ask how BHC will contact me if he decided to overturn the decision...??

I am not sure about appeals personally, but you'll get the court hearing in UK though, if you go for appeal. So you'll have to get a solicitor here in UK and you can be personally present in the court....moderators please correct me if I am wrong...

Hello everyone,

My ecm deadline is 30 July and it is near and I am fully confident that ECM will overturn the decision and I am still with the same employer and he is now paying my tax on time. Do you think the ECM will check again with HMRC to clearify?

Casa wrote:Yes

Dear Casa,
If yes , then there will will be no prblem. Do you think 8 weeks unpaid leave before application will have some effect because I was in India at the time of visa application ? Otherwise if calculated my previous 12 month salary is 27,000.

Anyone

Calm down. Even if it is a problem there's nothing you can do about it until the ECM responds.

My deadline is up and there is no reply from BHC New Delhi. Now i just to know that how long it will take for a oral hearing?

No one knows the answer,they'll send you the date before the hearing obviously .

Wait for the reply regarding ECM. You will receive it even if the ECM doesn't overturn the decision.

Thanks for your advice.

My deadline has passed and still there is no news from bhc new delhi and court? What to do now?

maniani wrote:My deadline has passed and still there is no news from bhc new delhi and court? What to do now?

Be a bit more patient for a start. Dont always believe what UKBA say about waiting time for decisions.....they are never right

I got a IA44 notice of amended hearing and now my new hearing is 5 January. The ECM upholded the decision because he said i did not provided a letter from employer showing i was on leave whereas i had submitted the letter with appeal bundle. The tax has been paid by my employer lately but it was not my fault. I just want to ask in my appeal do i need to hire a barrister or can i do it myself. Please help me.

maniani wrote:I got a IA44 notice of amended hearing and now my new hearing is 5 January. The ECM upholded the decision because he said i did not provided a letter from employer showing i was on leave whereas i had submitted the letter with appeal bundle. The tax has been paid by my employer lately but it was not my fault. I just want to ask in my appeal do i need to hire a barrister or can i do it myself. Please help me.

Any advice please.

Whether or not you want to hire someone to represent you is your choice. Do you feel well placed to explain the situation, coherently and clearly and present the evidence.

Are you well versed in the rules so you can argue against any necessary points the home office bring up?

If the answer to those is no - then I'd suggest getting someone to represent you.

MPH80 wrote:Whether or not you want to hire someone to represent you is your choice. Do you feel well placed to explain the situation, coherently and clearly and present the evidence.

Are you well versed in the rules so you can argue against any necessary points the home office bring up?

If the answer to those is no - then I'd suggest getting someone to represent you.

Thanks for your advice.

I got a hearing date on 5 January 2015 at Newport. As my wife application was refused because the employer fails to pay a month tax on time and so home office thinks that i ceased my employment. I want to know who is liable to pay the tax under PAYE (RTI). I got P60 which show that tax has been paid. Now whose fault is this? Who is liable for this whole tax stuff. Is home office suppose that a employee must call HMRC every month to check the tax is paid or not? If so, then is there any worker in great britain who do this?

maniani wrote:I got a hearing date on 5 January 2015 at Newport. As my wife application was refused because the employer fails to pay a month tax on time and so home office thinks that i ceased my employment. I want to know who is liable to pay the tax under PAYE (RTI). I got P60 which show that tax has been paid. Now whose fault is this? Who is liable for this whole tax stuff. Is home office suppose that a employee must call HMRC every month to check the tax is paid or not? If so, then is there any worker in great britain who do this?

Any help please.