Get letters from his employers stating what his wages are, how long he's worked there, and that his job(s) are permanent.
The payslips were thrown away.
That's your only hope.
Get letters from his employers stating what his wages are, how long he's worked there, and that his job(s) are permanent.
The payslips were thrown away.
That's your only hope.
oh yes we have that letter from his employer but my worry is what if embassy will ring and request me to submit my hubby's P60. this is his 2nd part-time job and his tax code is classified as BR which 20% tax on his earnings....Originally Posted by grahamw48
Get letters from his employers stating what his wages are, how long he's worked there, and that his job(s) are permanent.
The payslips were thrown away.
That's your only hope.
My hubby will talk again to the bus company's accountant on what is best to do... if it's possible to have his 6-months payslips back dated then he'll pay his tax for 6months back so that we can present his payslip and no need for his P60
thank you to all of you who are trying to help me think of a solution...It is deeply appreciated...
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