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More details are required about your employment - salary/non-salary, fixed term, permanent, etc.Wakizashi21 wrote:Hi All,
In need for some advice,
My Salary for the last 6 months: Gross
June : 1348.52
July : 1625.21
Aug : 1549.42
Sep : 1549.42
Oct : 1549.42
Nov : 1549.42 - Will be the same
Can someone help me identify if i fall above the £18600 on annual salary? (if so what calculation did you use?to make sure im doing it right)
Also,
I currently receive £190.00 from my brother who rents out a room in my residence. I am the home owner and currently share the house. I have a tenancy agreement to show he is renting out a single bedroom and paying £190 per month. I contacted HMRC and they advised this comes under the Rent a room scheme and i dont have to declare anything unless its over the tax amount of £7500. Do i need to submit a tax return as i dont earn more then 7500? can i use this as non salaried income?
Regards
walker wrote:More details are required about your employment - salary/non-salary, fixed term, permanent, etc.Wakizashi21 wrote:Hi All,
In need for some advice,
My Salary for the last 6 months: Gross
June : 1348.52
July : 1625.21
Aug : 1549.42
Sep : 1549.42
Oct : 1549.42
Nov : 1549.42 - Will be the same
Can someone help me identify if i fall above the £18600 on annual salary? (if so what calculation did you use?to make sure im doing it right)
Also,
I currently receive £190.00 from my brother who rents out a room in my residence. I am the home owner and currently share the house. I have a tenancy agreement to show he is renting out a single bedroom and paying £190 per month. I contacted HMRC and they advised this comes under the Rent a room scheme and i dont have to declare anything unless its over the tax amount of £7500. Do i need to submit a tax return as i dont earn more then 7500? can i use this as non salaried income?
Regards
Based on the above you do not meet the £18,600 thereshold, however if you are paid £1549.42 in December you would meet the £18,600 threshold (£9372.31 / 6 = £1562.05 x 12 = £18744.62)
If she is on fixed salary, then that will not be fine, if on variable, then the average over the 6 months will be used.CR001 wrote:If your salary is variable, HO will take the lowest amount to calculate whether you meet the requirement. Based on £1549-42 you do not meet the requirement. You need a minimum of £1550 per month. There is NO discretion on this and if you are even £10 short on the annual amount, it will be refused.
Not sure about the rent you receive.