Hello all,
I'm very much confused with the definition of full financial year. My brother in law is going to apply for his spouse visa extension in July as it expires in September. Both my sister and my brother in law registered as self employed in December 2015. They have earned over the £18600 required for the visa but that money was earned from December till 5/04/16. They've done all the tax returns and National insurance etc.
Is it going to be a problem that they earned the money in about 4 months and were not self employed for the full tax year? I read somewhere that full financial year refers to the documents for the full year rather than the person working for full year. Again to stress they do meet the £18600 requirement as they're combining salary.
They're private tutors and all the money is paid to them in cash. They do put all the money into their account each month and use it throughout the month. Their bank statements show all that so they meet that requirement too.
Both are sole traders and have no accountants or anything like that. Will bank statements and tax returns be enough to prove the salary?
Sa302/Sa300- are these just the names of tax returns.
They're still working as self employed. My brother in law also has a part time job for which he earns around £600 per month. Before they were self employed that was the only job they had. So us family members were helping them.
I do apologise for the length of this post. I just wanted to give as much detail as possible.
I'm new here and it's my first post and do thank all of you in advance and look forward to your guidance. Thanks you all
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