well, then find a good competent accountant.

didnt your accountant mention key dates in a tax year, its all well documented on HMRC's website . Responsibilities as a tax payer. ( SE) and sole trader.

its not about SA320 or a P800 or a P60, If you earn £XX,XXX and show the same earnings to Home office, They expect you to pay taxes on the same. Its not rocket science.

Tax and immigration are two different things, As a responsible person, who have to pay your taxes on time and not blame your accountant. When you are registered as a Self Employed person and register your company all guidelines must be followed. I have been saying this time and again, before applyin...

Coming to Uk for a job and going back after an offer is perfectly fine. I know many who were also in a similar position and were granted Settlement, as long as absences are within the 180 day limit.

Explaining this in a cover letter is more than enough!.

your son will need to be naturalized first. As he was born in UK when you as a parent had no settlement status

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Can you list all your absences in a calendar year for the last 5 years as per the ILR continuos residency period.

e.g April 2011 - March 2012 - 116

Hi sushdmehta, You are correct in saying that the policy guidance or any AN forms do not mention any of the document/ HMRC form names, But when you clearly see the AN guidance for self employed people a latest statement of SA is a must. Also when you submit a P60/P800 or a P2 ( tax coding letter) th...

Hi Admins,

I had posted a thread on Employment History - List of Docs that can be submitted for BC/Naturalisation.

But that seems to have got deleted or missing.

It was useful info about P60/P800 and P2 letters.

Thanks,

It does not matter whether you check 12L or NOT 12L , In both cases it makes sense.

I got my ILR 2 months back before selecting any in Section 12, except 12A

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Whether its 100 pounds or 1000 pounds, HO will not care, you declare everything thing you earn show to HO and pay the same and keep things accurate to the penny.

Amending tax returns for 2010/11 will take 6 months atleast if corrections are minor.

I have seen cases where amendments for 2011/12 since its past due date way back now can take 3-6 months, if its a minor correction that is. For tax years 2012/13 it can take between 9 -12 weeks ( 3 months). For tax years 2013/14 amendment is possible till 31st Jan 2016. For major amendments HMRC wil...

They would check the right tax and NI is paid on the total income shown during extension for points so 30K in your case, But yes If they see any discrepancies or any doubt they will check with HMRC

No one knows what the HO case worker will see , since the extension is past now, they will see whatever income in a tax period say e.g April 6th 2012 - April 5th 2013 - 20K was shown to them whether the tax and NI (class2)OR, class 1A from payslips has been declared correctly to HMRC or not. in your...

what updates ? and from who? TAX amendment is not something you/ anyone controls its entirely upto HMRC's backlog, when the tax year has passed

if you a limit of 90 days permitted absences in the last 12 months before naturalisation.

Also look at

http://www.taxassist.co.uk/resources/show-article/id/23

Did you use the tax year in the Esitmation page on that web site with paying attention to detail? Its upto HMRC to charge you, Clearly after completion it shows u like an e.g I submitted Key facts Your results Your penalty for sending the return late £1,600 What you said your tax bill was £350 Inter...

https://www.gov.uk/estimate-self-assessment-penalties

Follow this link and enter the details, and then see, when you enter the tax year and amount of tax you owe and see what figure comes out!

Its appalling that you dont even make the effort to find out how much penalty and interest is to be paid?

naveid wrote:Any accountant here who can guess the final figure plz

Its very simple.. Depending on tax years behind, you will have to pay a penalty of atleast 1600 pounds per year and if tax is more than that atleast 3000 pounds and TAX for what you owe

I don't understand why do you people muck around with taxes and not pay them on time and correctly?

Next year its going to be an offence if taxes are not paid on time, and for Naturalization this will be checked and scrutinized thoroughly.

please amend your TAX return and pay the correct tax , Please avoid doing this. as it may/may not impact future applications.

You need to call HMRC on 0300 200 3300 and ask for this to be sent in post 5 - 10 working days.

Excellent review!