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Previously on "New contract - personal bank statements for gaps in employment required ?????"
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Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyThis is what they expect. I keep a Google drive directory with scans for all this crap. Two ways to go, send them loads of e-mails or share the directory with the info.
They don't have a right to this information, they also will fail your vet 100% and you can contract somewhere else. This is being driven by the regulators and they will not bypass this.
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Originally posted by Bee View PostI have to read again all the treads regarding this, to see if i can understand this crap.
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Originally posted by GJABS View PostBut the point you're making is that if your bank statement shows only direct debit/standing order payments, and no manual payments, the client will think that you were in jail and refuse you the contract as a consequence?
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Originally posted by GJABS View PostBut the point you're making is that if your bank statement shows only direct debit/standing order payments, and no manual payments, the client will think that you were in jail and refuse you the contract as a consequence?
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIndeed. But I'm not going to argue the details because I don't know. That is the guidance and a general idea is to make sure you are at large in society amongst other things.
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Originally posted by fidot View PostBut your wife or partner still could
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Originally posted by GJABS View PostWell I don't know. Last time I was in prison I was invoiced for my stay under "Jonathan Aitken enterprises Ltd" and told I could deduct the lot against tax. Who would ever know
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Originally posted by Mincepie View PostI was at the Beeb and i had to provide bank statements for the exact same reason. A few month previous i had bought some footie tickets for a mate and he transferred the money back as you do....unfortunately he hilariously thought titling the transfer tranny sex fund would be a good idea!
No one ever mentioned it from the agency but i was a bit nervous and i ended up there for over two years
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I was at the Beeb and i had to provide bank statements for the exact same reason. A few month previous i had bought some footie tickets for a mate and he transferred the money back as you do....unfortunately he hilariously thought titling the transfer tranny sex fund would be a good idea!
No one ever mentioned it from the agency but i was a bit nervous and i ended up there for over two years
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