cs95tdg is right as I extract the lines from immigration policy documents
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In making this assessment, the caseworker must assess on the balance of
probabilities and may take into account the following factors:
the evidence the applicant has submitted;
whether the money appears to have been earned through genuine
employment, rather than being borrowed, gifted, or otherwise shown in the
applicant’s financial transactions or records without being earned; (iii) whether
the business from which the earnings are claimed can be shown to exist and
be lawfully and genuinely trading;
verification of previous earnings claims with declarations made in respect of
the applicant to other Government Departments, including declarations made
in respect of earnings claimed by the applicant in previous applications;
the applicant's previous educational and business experience (or lack thereof)
in relation to the claimed business activity;
the applicant's immigration history and previous activity in the UK;
where the nature of the applicant’s employment or business requires him to
have mandatory accreditation, registration or insurance, whether that
accreditation, registration or insurance has been obtained;
any payments made by the applicant to other parties; and
any other relevant information.
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Let's suppose that there may be 99% people getting away with not paying right tax BUT the question here is that "Do you want to be part of rest of 1%" because I feel if your application is turned down than you don't have sufficient time to post in this forum.
Regards
Honey
