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Tue Jul 09, 2019 5:38 am

You are subject to the 12 month cooling off period unless your tier 2 general job is on a salary of £159,600pa or more.

Oh my lord!, the UKBA has become so harsh! It should have been half (around £75K) in my opinion?

To be honest - there is no point in passing the blame to the accountant. If you are a responsible employee or director - you will make sure your tax files are uptodate. "Faulting the accountant", is a general trend I have seen in these boards - and in my opinion & experience it is to cover either fi...

There are organizations that will arrange a T2 General visa transfer for a "fee" and would require "you" to find projects thereby you generating an income for yourself and the company....... Not an ideal situation, strictly not illegal (as long as they pay employers NI contribution) but there are st...

This has been discussed many times here, and I think it is still worth repeating. UKBA Case workers are trained to read validity, originality and context of HMRC documents with reference to your ILR application. If you are claiming income, this could only come from two(2) sources a) income from self...

Hi, I live in the US and looking to come to the UK. I've been offered one week's unpaid work experience this year for a music magazine, and I was wondering if I'll need a visa and if so, what kind. Thanks! You don’t need a visa if you’re coming to the UK for activities allowed under the following v...

Thanks Vin123 for your response, this surely helps. I will try to find some accountant that offers such representation. I am about to start contracting in few days so in a 'building blocks' stage at the moment. This forum and post has definitely helped me with my doubts. The following is what I am ...

Thanks Wanderer for your response. Please excuse my lack of knowledge here but is there any difference in PCG and QDos insurance cover. The benefits of both look similar. https://www.pcg.org.uk/join-us and http://shop.qdosconsulting.com/freelancer/products-services/tax-liability-cover-tlc/ Do I nee...

Dear All, I need urgent help and advice from those members who are applying or have applied for ILR in the past as limited company director. I need to know what questions were asked by case worker on HMRC PAYE and corporation tax record? What if the earnings claimed at the time of tier 1 (general) ...

Whether online or non-online they would be keen in assessing how your capital will be utilised. For that you two option: a) show that you have an UK based investment backing(for mainly intellect driven/startups - operations centred around mainland UK) b) you have already created or 'tapped into' UK ...

hi all me and my partner has applied visa in tier 1 ent. category with 50k balance in oct 2013 and we received refusal with in 15 days , in such case , i received appeal rights and my partner has not received right of appeal because he has visa until feb 2014. our case is mainly refuse because they...

Hi Gurus I have received letter from home office with following contents. Although we would normally decide case within 8 weeks, but in your case it is not going to be happen in your case. This is because it is necessary to take interview in connection to your application, further date, time and ve...

Over stayers may not wish to disclose out on public forum that they overstayed. May be that's the reason you are not getting as many responses as you'd normally except.

As a director you have two options to take salary, one is PAYE and one is dividends. Yes ofcourse i am not taking 50k or 200 k as my salary. but the money i am receiving from my clients, i will be taking that as PAYE plus dividends. As stated in above link, if director is taking money out from his ...

I don't know why you keep worrying about that silly FPN and parking charge. Once paid , they are closed. Get over with it. FIXED PENALTY AND PARKING FINES ARE EXCLUDED, so that does not have to be included in the application form. Fyi, there are about 25 million motorist in the UK and more than half...

Honestly, do you contradict for fun? IR35 IS about working practises. If you read this 'posters' response in detail you'll see he's actually agreed with my post, I do think our illustrious poster has an issue with me, and attempts to antagonise me, I am the James Hunt persona, he's the Niki Lauda! ...

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http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefi ... 79378.html

Itiswell wrote:Hello Helpers,

Any advice please? I need to know so I dont apply and am refused.

Thanks

Hello! dude!

Fixed Penalty charges and parking fines are excluded, and you paid it out swiftly so they are closed now, but why still worry!!?? You got assurance now ...go enjoy a drink!

There used to be a time i.e roughly 12 years ago - then ILR was "free", yes free! when you qualify to get it... Interesting observation: Unit cost = Average time spent on a case X Case Worker salary per hour Average case worker salary = 24K per annum = £12 per hour. So Average the time spent per ILR...

Also try Nationwide - they do consider tier 1 & 2 applicants with UK residential status for a minimum of 3 years.
As a general rule with both Halifax and NAtionwide, 25% deposit would put you in a safer position to secure the mortgage.

IR35 is not about working practices, it is a legislation to tackle tax avoidance. Put it simply, If you declare you are working "inside IR35" -then you pay more tax. If you declare you are outside IR35 and pay less tax, is up to you to make sure your work is really deemed outside IR35. HMRC has vest...

Hi Your case looks straight forward, no complication. Please do the following. In time for your ILR PEO appointment, make sure you have the following documents in tact. For company a) call the accountant and make sure he has filed HMRC Statutory tax returns. This will be showing the net profit of th...

@Amber With due respect - I have been a member of this forums since 2002, and all I try is help people. I respect everyone and do not throw insult on people, and what I contribute here is based on my personal experience. Hence I am very clear on the fact personal data protection is something UKBA en...

For fn286 & benneviss' benefit I must say (for the last time) that you are now throwing insults here when you read something that you don't like to read. Please be advised to stay away from it. Once again I say - you are the owner and custodian of your own personal data and information you provide t...

And if you use these to travel (Thurs-Mon trip to EU)? Doesn't make sense if not - the absences are holidays - still employed full time, employer does not mind, in the spirit of the leave I agree. Some people have to make frequent travels for the purpose of business. I can confirm that HO doesn't l...

I'm looking application form for SET (O) page 55-57 and it clearly give permission to HO to do any verification checks they would feel necessary. Mate, good luck with your delusions... You yourself gave answer to your question !!! In SET(O) where you are re not giving permission to HO to pick the p...