Hi again Terpe,sorry I have just come across another question
As you know I am combining my Director's Wages and Non-Salaried (Hourly) Income from another Employment to reach the £18,600 threshold.
I understand that under Category F I have to submit a Full Financial Year's documents and company accounts, which I should be able to do. Under Category A, I am aware that they would only need 6 months payslips from my employer and maybe a letter and an employment contract.
Since I am combining Category F and A, am I correct in saying that I would still only need 6 months payslips from my employer? If so, my full year's wage from my company (Category F) plus the 6 months payslips from Category A (divided by 6 then multiplied by 12) should be just over £18,600.
I am really stressing out thinking that they might want to see actual evidence of the full £18,600 - without Category A being extrapolated using their formula. I have only started this second job this February and at the moment I am still at the basic pay doing training, but come December I will have already done at least 6 months of full pay. If they don't extrapolate, I know I will be under the £18,600 threshold.
I just want to know if I'm wasting my energy and time working this extra job and still not meet the financial requirement because of a technicality in the documents required.![]()
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