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Your employment or self employment is relevant, but only in regards to Regulation 10(5)(c) /10(6).na2266 wrote:i am going to court now i need some suggestion,
objecction from HO is :
You claim that your former EEA Spouse was a self employed cleaner and have provided HMRC self assessment statements in support of this. The statements are dated December 2012, June and September 2014 and each statement shows an accruing amount overdue suggestion that your former spouse did not actually pay them to owed. You have provided no other evidence of her claimed self employment and therefore this department doesn’t accept that she was self employed at the time of divorce. You also state that Ex-Wife held shares in your company however she was resigned as a director of the company on Companies house on 12/03/2015 and therefore before divorce proceedings began. you state on your application form that you do not know when or if your former spouse stopped trading as a self employed cleaner or even if she was still in the UK at the time of your divorce. You have failed to evidence that the EEA national was a qualified person and that you were therefore were residing in accordance with the regulation at the point of divorce as defined in regulation 10(5).
My answer is :
1- Last five years tax penalties paid approximately £xxxx and submit tax return which show in my bank account.
2- 2013 to 2014 Tax Return record minimum hours
3- 2014 to 2015 Tax Return record minimum hours
4- 2015 to 2016 Tax Return record minimum hours
I am working as self employed and doing business also and paid lot of taxes, there is, i have a chance to win my case.
waiting for your reply
thanks