Need urgent help- Tier 1 earnings

Inni_uk · Post by **Inni_uk** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:15 am

Hello Everyone,

I would be very thankful to anyone who can help with me in this situation and I request all the mods and OISC registered people to think and advise me please

Scenario:-

I am on a work permit (commercial work permit issued in 2006) and have been working since for my employer and would like to switch to Tier 1 general, I have started working part time for another company in the same profession as my WP since 10 Jan 2010 and I am getting paid every week by cheque and I am also getting payslips for the same.

Queries:-

1) I have payslips and bank statement confirming the earnings but the bank statement issued by HSBC shows my cheque deposit as " paid into 400621" and as credit- is that ok? As it doesn't say cheque deposit or anything which shows its my earnings?

2) Do I need a letter from my employer B, confirming my work was additional to the work I was issued a WP for and it was part time?

3) Do I need a confirmation from employer B that he is paying my taxes as per the deductions on my payslip? I queried this to him and his reply was, he pays taxes at the end of financial year around april/may every year and he will do the same for me

Please I need your urgent replies, please helpâ€¦â€¦â€¦

tvn_ramesh · Post by **tvn_ramesh** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:39 am

Being on WP and if you are working for the company B as per the Working and conditions rules..

The best way to present you earnings from your Company B is get a Employer letter from the Cover Letter formats - Sticky on weekly basis and also put the CHEQUE No. in the table format so that your bankstatement will tally with this employer letter which will be a solid proof for you..

hope this helps..

Inni_uk · Post by **Inni_uk** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:53 am

tvn_ramesh wrote:Being on WP and if you are working for the company B as per the Working and conditions rules..

The best way to present you earnings from your Company B is get a Employer letter from the Cover Letter formats - Sticky on weekly basis and also put the CHEQUE No. in the table format so that your bankstatement will tally with this employer letter which will be a solid proof for you..

hope this helps..

Thanks Ramesh for your valuable info
My bank statement doesnt show the cheque number on its statement
all its says is
CR Paid in at 400621 Â£xxxxx Â£xxxxx
Yes i can take a covering letter from him and will have a table for whats been paid every week and payslips to confirm the same money
will that be ok?

tvn_ramesh · Post by **tvn_ramesh** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 11:02 am

Inni_uk wrote:My bank statement doesnt show the cheque number on its statement
all its says is
CR Paid in at 400621 Â£xxxxx Â£xxxxx

What is this No. 400621 ?

Yes i can take a covering letter from him and will have a table for whats been paid every week and payslips to confirm the same money
will that be ok?

Even if the bankstatement do not have a cheque no. not a problem just FOLLOW the table format mentioned in the earlier message and atleast add Date credited field when the cheque was deposited in ur bank.. you shd be fine.. follow the table format..

Inni_uk · Post by **Inni_uk** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 11:18 am

tvn_ramesh wrote:
Inni_uk wrote:My bank statement doesnt show the cheque number on its statement
all its says is
CR Paid in at 400621 Â£xxxxx Â£xxxxx

What is this No. 400621 ?
Yes i can take a covering letter from him and will have a table for whats been paid every week and payslips to confirm the same money
will that be ok?
Even if the bankstatement do not have a cheque no. not a problem just FOLLOW the table format mentioned in the earlier message and atleast add Date credited field when the cheque was deposited in ur bank.. you shd be fine.. follow the table format..

400621 is the bank sort code where i deposited the cheque

tvn_ramesh · Post by **tvn_ramesh** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 12:02 pm

Inni_uk wrote: 400621 is the bank sort code where i deposited the cheque

Okiey, i thought it is cheque no. anyway you can choose the other option mentioned in the above message

Inni_uk · Post by **Inni_uk** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:32 pm

tvn_ramesh wrote:
Inni_uk wrote: 400621 is the bank sort code where i deposited the cheque
Okiey, i thought it is cheque no. anyway you can choose the other option mentioned in the above message

yes i will prepare all the documents as per your earlier reply but what are the chances of HO confirming with HMRC about taxes?

tvn_ramesh · Post by **tvn_ramesh** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:46 pm

Inni_uk wrote:
tvn_ramesh wrote:
Inni_uk wrote: 400621 is the bank sort code where i deposited the cheque
Okiey, i thought it is cheque no. anyway you can choose the other option mentioned in the above message
yes i will prepare all the documents as per your earlier reply but what are the chances of HO confirming with HMRC about taxes?

You having the Employer letter from your employer which states the Gross-Net-Tax-Datecredited-Salaried month details in the letter. the ounce will be on ur employer to pay the tax.. and it is his responsibility;

HO will try to look into 2 evidences and once you submit proper Employer letter n bankstatements.. you are on safe side..

Inni_uk · Post by **Inni_uk** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:54 pm

thanks ramesh,
i know some employers even though they deduct taxes, fail to pay taxes and employees have to suffer bcoz of that and i dont want to go through that thats why i aksed you
but if HO doesnt deep dive and is happy with two peices of information i provide them, i should be ok
its only that i am scared
Regards

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Need urgent help- Tier 1 earnings

Need urgent help- Tier 1 earnings