previous earnings proof - employers letter

is it ok to show only the gross annual income and net monthly income.

sample based on template from this forum:

This is to confirm that Mr.XYZ is currently employed by ABC Limited in the UK as a full time and permanent employee. He has been employed since <Month and Year> as a <Designation>. He is working with us in U.K since <Month and Year> on a work permit that is due to expire in <Month and Year>. His current gross annual salary is £xx,xxx.00.


Month | Net Earnings (per month)
-------------------------------------------------
Jan 2009 | £xxxx.00
Feb 2009 | £xxxx.00
...

the net earnings should be same as that of bank statement.

Is it correct? pls help.

thanks

i sent this

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[iD] wrote:i sent this

Thanks [iD].

my UK payslip doesn't show gross amount as it is just an allowance slip.
my Indian payslip has gross and net amount for each month.

so, I just wonder whether it is ok to show only the gross annual income and net monthly income because I don't know how much NI & Tax paid per month in UK and its not in the allowance slip.

pls help...

Thanks.

you can calculate the deductions yourself

Deductions = Gross Pay - Net Pay

hope this helps

[iD] wrote:you can calculate the deductions yourself

Deductions = Gross Pay - Net Pay

hope this helps

thanks [iD].. its not that simple as I need to merge both the pay slips in single letter.. one is Indian payslip and the other is UK allowance slip. its pretty difficult and thats why I'm eager to hear anyone who has been in this situation can help me out...

I just re-read the policy guidance document and found the following wordings...

Tier 1 (General) Policy Guidance page 25 of 44

Letter from the applicant’s (previous and/iii) or present) employer(s) (or in the case of winnings, the relevant awarding body) confirming that he/she has received the exact amount claimed.

This is a letter on company headed paper which clearly shows the applicant’s earnings during period claimed, and the date and amount of each payment. This letter should be dated after the period for which earnings are being claimed and should clearly show the applicant’s gross and net pay.â€

Yes it does