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Gross Salary from Payslip T1G
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 9:04 am
by zahid.ali.anwar
Hi,
My friend's salary slip has basic pay, holiday pay, site training pay, expenses paid, licence fees deduction, salary adjustments etc in his gross pay section.
I know that he cannot claim this as his gross pay as it contains various expenses paid and these are for traveling expenses.
What should be the gross pay acceptable to case worker from above mentioned, so that could be told to accountant as gross pay and case worker can accept that.
Thanks,
Re: Gross Salary from Payslip T1G
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 1:56 pm
by ScopeD
103. Earnings may include, among other things:
• salaries (includes full-time, part-time, and bonuses);
• earnings from self-employment;
• earnings from business activities;
• statutory and contractual maternity pay and statutory and contractual adoption pay;
• allowances (such as accommodation, schooling or car allowances) that form part of your remuneration package;
• dividends paid by a company in which you are active in the day-to-day management, or where you receive the dividend as part or all of your remuneration package;
• income from property rental, where this forms part of your business; and
• payment in lieu of notice (a payment made instead of requiring an employee to work
the normal period of notice when leaving a job).
Also
Allowances
105. We will only include allowances (such as those for accommodation or schooling for your children) in the assessment of your previous earnings if they are part of your remuneration package and are not paid to reimburse you for money you have previously spent.
106. We will only accept allowances as earnings if they are declared in your payslips and there is a contractual obligation on the employer’s part to make these payments.
UKBA Guidance
Re: Gross Salary from Payslip T1G
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 7:05 pm
by zahid.ali.anwar
So this means he can only claim basic pay, training pay and holiday pay. And should calculate this as his gross pay and should not go by the gross pay company had made.