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Hello,

I am due to apply for my indefinite, 10-year route in a couple of months.
Last year, I got a letter from HMRC that I owe PAYE tax of over £1000, this could have been from me having multiple employers (agency work). I made a payment plan with HMRC to pay monthly and complete the payment in 3 years.

Will this outstanding tax affect my application please?


Many thanks for your kind reply.

B.

Someone please help with my question please.....

csv20 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 05, 2018 3:00 am

Hello,

I am due to apply for my indefinite, 10-year route in a couple of months.
Last year, I got a letter from HMRC that I owe PAYE tax of over £1000, this could have been from me having multiple employers (agency work). I made a payment plan with HMRC to pay monthly and complete the payment in 3 years.

Will this outstanding tax affect my application please?


Many thanks for your kind reply.

B.

This is not your issue to worry about. Since it is PAYE, it will be taken care off by HMRC in your next year's tax code and tax deductions. This doesn't affect your ILR application and you don't need to declare it either.
I get the same letter every years almost since 2013.

Thank you aspk. I appreciate.

Could one of the moderators kindly help me out here please.... regarding aspk's reply

I am just trying to double check. I don't want to make any avoidable mistake please..

Many thanks in advance

csv20 wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 06, 2018 10:01 pm

Could one of the moderators kindly help me out here please.... regarding aspk's reply

I am just trying to double check. I don't want to make any avoidable mistake please..

Many thanks in advance

As long as you are PAYE employee, You can trust me. As I recently applied and got my ILR approved and had such letters almost every year, and it is still being deducted from my tax code this year. Almost everyone is on 1150L I guess but my tax code is 985L. To double check you can call HMRC and see if there is any action on your part and pay the amount now itself instead of waiting for HMRC to deduct in next financial year's tax code.

And what do you mean by avoidable mistake? I think this is already done, you could have avoid it before may be.

Thank you very much for your clarification apsk.
Since you have just gotten yours, I may be asking you some other questions if you don't mind.

Cheers

csv20 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 09, 2018 1:30 pm

Thank you very much for your clarification apsk.
Since you have just gotten yours, I may be asking you some other questions if you don't mind.

Cheers

Ok. Go on..