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  • Andrew at Boox
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    I'd suggest you speak to a professional Immigration service that's OISC registered. In my experience they only recognise income (salary or divdends) if your payslips/dividend certificates from your Limited Company match the amounts received into your personal bank account.

    On point 2, you'll always need to submit company accounts. Even if there's been no trading, you need to file Dormant Accounts (1 x simple form) to Companies House and a letter to HMRC advising that there's been no trade for that accounting period.

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  • AusinUK
    started a topic Indef. Leave to Remain - Year End Dividends

    Indef. Leave to Remain - Year End Dividends

    Hi All,

    I'm planning to submit my ILTR application in December 2012 under Tier 1 General provision, and as I was between work for a few months I'm encountering some issues with the earnings requirement.

    Up until Dec 2011 I was contracting through my limited company, then after a few months searching for work I started a full time job in May 2012. I've just finished my company accounts for year ended April 2012.

    I'm showing a profit in the company and have accounted for my drawings over the period as director's loans, until the company's position was finalised and the best way to declare the company's earnings, and my renumeration, worked out.

    I'm now planning to lodge the company tax return, pay the company tax, pay back the director's loan, then declare and pay a final dividend to myself this month.

    My questions are:

    1) if I declare and pay myself the fully taxed dividend now (with evidence from HMRC that tax has been paid) will the UKBA consider the dividend as income earned by me in this month (as opposed to earned through the company's trading activities in 2011)?

    2) Will I then not need to submit company accounts as I'm not claiming company earnings during the 12 month period but declaring the dividend as personal earnings this year on my bank statement (and eventually) in my personal tax return i.e. my personal earnings, not the company's earnings?

    3) Will they ask for unaudited accounts that pro-rate the company profits/dividend to the start of the 12 month period i.e. Jan 2012?

    Thanks, any help on this would be greatly, greatly appreciated.

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