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Missing 1 entry in Employment History
Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 9:01 pm
by mnagesh
Hi Experts,
I just got my employment history and noticed that my very first entry is missing, which is 2007-08. I came to UK in end of Jan 2008. So took the salary for Feb'08 and Mar'08 but tax was zero as Employer pays Allowance and minimum basic. Also i didn't have NI number as well. But i have P60 for that year.
In fact, i have payslips / bank statements and P60 that 2 months.
I have appointment for my ILR next week, would this be a problem ?
Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 9:34 pm
by Lucapooka
What is your current immigration status?
Re: Missing 1 entry in Employment History
Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 10:00 pm
by Kevin24
mnagesh wrote:Hi Experts,
I just got my employment history and noticed that my very first entry is missing, which is 2007-08. I came to UK in end of Jan 2008. So took the salary for Feb'08 and Mar'08 but tax was zero as Employer pays Allowance and minimum basic. Also i didn't have NI number as well. But i have P60 for that year.
In fact, i have payslips / bank statements and P60 that 2 months.
I have appointment for my ILR next week, would this be a problem ?
If your Employer did not deduct any Tax and NI ( since you did not have a NI No.),there will be no contributions made to HMRC,for those 2 months.
Re: Missing 1 entry in Employment History
Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 10:32 pm
by db83
mnagesh wrote:Hi Experts,
I just got my employment history and noticed that my very first entry is missing, which is 2007-08. I came to UK in end of Jan 2008. So took the salary for Feb'08 and Mar'08 but tax was zero as Employer pays Allowance and minimum basic. Also i didn't have NI number as well. But i have P60 for that year.
In fact, i have payslips / bank statements and P60 that 2 months.
I have appointment for my ILR next week, would this be a problem ?
Ok, that may be because as a foreign worker you don't have to pay NI for 52 weeks and you wouldn't probably have a NI number. And when HMRC queries your tax history it will be based on your NI number. Your employer might have paid tax the 1st year, but it will not be linked to your NI as your NI contributions might not have gone in
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/nic/work/ni-uk.htm
It was the same case with my employment history as well. Just have your P60 with you, that should be fine. I was not asked for employment history nor P60 s though
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2013 1:16 pm
by mnagesh
Thanks for the reply ... i am on Tier1 since Sep 2009.
Infatc, i have requestd HMRC to update the same by sending P60. But not sure when they do that and i have appointment next week.