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sanjana
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HSMP salary Points

Post by sanjana » Mon Oct 16, 2006 12:39 pm

Hi Friends,
I will be thankful if some one answer This for my friend

whether he will get the salary points or not.

he is 32, has five years work experiance and work in the United Kingdom. he earns a gross salary of 34,000 pounds per annum. he also have a hospital in india which is run by his father. he has the equal right in business as propieter as his father. It is a privately owned hospital catering all Medical as well as surgical needs. they do have few doctors working for them. The combined earning from this is roughly 10-12 lacs per annum which is shared between my friend and his dad. Now his question is

1- His UK salary for last 12 months is £ 34,000
2- His earnings in India in last 3 years is roughly 5-6 lacs per annum.

----Will he be able to claim points in salary criteria ? (above £40,000)
----If yes
for his UK salary- he will provide a letter from my Uk employer, salary slips, bank statemennts and P-60
For his Indian earnings he has CA audit report for hospital, Plus the Saral forms for the last 2 years. He has not the current saral form as the financial year has not ended yet.

Will these documents be enough ? I will really appreciate if some one answers this.

San

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Post by bergdorf » Mon Oct 16, 2006 9:16 pm

From the Guidance notes:

It is important to note that not all income will be considered. Unearned income such as dividends from investments (unless it is in a company in which you are active in day to day management), property rental income, and interest on savings or funds received through an inheritance are not used when calculating your income. We will not be able to consider any allowances paid to you that are not declared on your pay slips. If the company you work for pay part of you income in dividends then you should provide evidence that this has been declared as earnings. This should be in the form of either personal tax returns or the corporate tax voucher from the company.

I doubt the income from the Medical place will be used as it doesn't look like he's involved in active day to day management of it. Sounds like the medical place is more of an investment for your friend.


hmmmmmmmm I just realised you've posted this twice.......

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