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15th January 2015 #1
Salaried or non-salaried?
Hi, all my job pays me is a basic wage, but also I get a bonus for how much I do. Am I salaried or non-salaried employment??
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15th January 2015 #2
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Salaried , if you pay tax and national insurance every week or month (PAYE).
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15th January 2015 #3
Will they count my bonus for my financial requirements then or just my basic wage?
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15th January 2015 #4
See, I was told if you get paid piece work that is non-salaried employment.
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16th January 2015 #6
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Salaried employment is when your pay is based on a fixed annual level and does not vary each month
Non-salaried employment is when your pay is not based on any fixed annual level but varies according to how much work you do / how many hours you work.
(eg: hourly paid)
If you rely on non-contracted overtime or bonus payments etc to meet the Financial Requirement income threshold then you should consider yourself Non-Salaried and follow the appropriate procedures to qualify.
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16th January 2015 #7
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If you apply as Non-Salaried, then follow UKVI procedure:-
Total gross income from employment held throughout the 6 month period (prior to application) divided by 6 and multiplied by 12 = Income from Non-Salaried employment that can be counted towards the Financial Requirement.
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16th January 2015 #8
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16th January 2015 #9
Thanks Terpe, so I can choose which way to apply salaried or non-salaried?
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16th January 2015 #10
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No not really.
UKVI have been known to refuse if you apply under the wrong category.
Rick, If your basic salary is a fixed annual income that doesn't vary month to month and it meets or exceeds the relevant income threshold then Category A Salaried is for you.
Be advised that if you go for Category A under Salaried and just one of your monthly payslips falls below £1550 then the application will fall for refusal.
There's no discretion on financials.
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16th January 2015 #11
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No offence intended Rick, but have you studied the UKVI Financial Requirement ?
If not then here's the link please do take plenty of time to review as it's absolutely key
Annex FM Section FM 1.7: Financial Requirement
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