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Query on the Earnings Prorated

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Query on the Earnings Prorated

Post by *FC* » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:38 pm

Dear all,

Happy new year to all the members! :)

I am currently in the UK for over 9 months on a Work permit from an Indian company. I am planning to apply for my HSMP very soon, probably in the next 2 weeks.

Since i have earnings both in the UK as well as India, and having read the HSMP guidance form, i understand that my application would be considered on prorata basis since i have spent 9 months in the UK and 6 months in India over the past 15 months.

1. For the sake of reaching the prorated figure, I have summed up the Gross Salary I received in the UK over the past 9 months and multiplied it by 12 and then divided it by 9. This gives a figure of 30,648 GBP.
As per my Company, my Gross Salary is 31,620 GBP.
Would this be an issue while the case worker works on it since the figures dont match? Ofcourse, prorated and actual figures never match, but how should I explain this to the case worker?

2. This figure of 31620 pounds also contains a part of Indian salary which is 3450 Pounds, since i have chosen the option of taking the Indian salary in the UK. Also, I am paying tax on the whole figure of 31620 pounds. Even my company has clarified to me that my Gross Salary for all practical purposes would be 31620 Pounds.
I am bit skeptical about it since there is a part of Indian salary in it as well, and wondering if the case worker might find an isue with it. Can someone please advice on it? :)

Warm regards,
FC.

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Post by touchsensor » Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:39 am

You must show evidence that you are paying UK tax for your gross salary. Also, what did u do the 3 months prior to UK placement?

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Re: salary

Post by *FC* » Fri Jan 11, 2008 4:08 pm

touchsensor wrote:You must show evidence that you are paying UK tax for your gross salary. Also, what did u do the 3 months prior to UK placement?
Hi,

I would be showing the evidence of UK tax on Gross through the company letter.
Also, with respect to the previous 3 months, i will show the Indian Salary slips and IT returns though they wouldnt be used for any calculations.

Can someone please reply to the queries?! :)

FC

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Post by ashishashah » Fri Jan 11, 2008 4:40 pm

Do you have P60,payslips and Bank statement??Since your case is complex, you will need all this docs. to prove that you ahve been paying tax and your gross and net salary is "genuine"

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Post by *FC* » Fri Jan 11, 2008 5:56 pm

ashishashah wrote:Do you have P60,payslips and Bank statement??Since your case is complex, you will need all this docs. to prove that you ahve been paying tax and your gross and net salary is "genuine"
Dear Ashish,

I wouldnt have my P60 since I am in the UK from 1st of April till date :)

But, the evidence i can show is as below:

1. Salary slips stamped and sealed by the employer
2. Original Bank statements indicating my net salary
3. Letter from the Employer stating my Gross Salary and the period for which I have been with the company.

Would i need anything else? Please advice. :)

Warm regards,
FC

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Post by ashishashah » Fri Jan 11, 2008 8:08 pm

I think if your salary slip indicate Gross salary,Income tax ,NI contribution and Net salary ,u shd. be fine...

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Post by *FC* » Fri Jan 11, 2008 8:40 pm

ashishashah wrote:I think if your salary slip indicate Gross salary,Income tax ,NI contribution and Net salary ,u shd. be fine...
Yes Ashish!

I am in a way lucky that my Salary slip shows ALL details and it even has the NI number, Tax code on it. Along with it, it shows the cumulative Gross earnings, NI earnings, Tax and EVERY detail! :D

Still, to be on the safe(st) side, I am getting the other letters and documents! :)

Cheers!

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