How can I get SF to consider the tax year 2010-2011 instead of 2009-2010?
I'm applying for student finance 2011-2012 entry my mother earned more in 2009-2010 than previous years (due to contract work). The tax year just passed 2010-2011 her employment has been all over the place and the total should certainly qualify me for the full amount of student finance.
Tax years
2008-2009 roughly £22000
2009-2010 roughly £30000
2010-2011 Not sure but she worked in the US for 3 months had 2 months worth of work in the UK and for the rest she was unemployed!!! So certainly way under £25000!
(she is also currently unemployed)
The only similar problem I can find is this person http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1575829
On the thread someone says that I can get considered for the tax year 2010-2011 but I don't know how.
Please if anyone can work out how because it would mean a whole £1000 more in maintenance grant
Tax years
2008-2009 roughly £22000
2009-2010 roughly £30000
2010-2011 Not sure but she worked in the US for 3 months had 2 months worth of work in the UK and for the rest she was unemployed!!! So certainly way under £25000!
(she is also currently unemployed)
The only similar problem I can find is this person http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1575829
On the thread someone says that I can get considered for the tax year 2010-2011 but I don't know how.
Please if anyone can work out how because it would mean a whole £1000 more in maintenance grant
Original post by HAPPYCUBE
I'm applying for student finance 2011-2012 entry my mother earned more in 2009-2010 than previous years (due to contract work). The tax year just passed 2010-2011 her employment has been all over the place and the total should certainly qualify me for the full amount of student finance.
Tax years
2008-2009 roughly £22000
2009-2010 roughly £30000
2010-2011 Not sure but she worked in the US for 3 months had 2 months worth of work in the UK and for the rest she was unemployed!!! So certainly way under £25000!
(she is also currently unemployed)
The only similar problem I can find is this person http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1575829
On the thread someone says that I can get considered for the tax year 2010-2011 but I don't know how.
Please if anyone can work out how because it would mean a whole £1000 more in maintenance grant
Tax years
2008-2009 roughly £22000
2009-2010 roughly £30000
2010-2011 Not sure but she worked in the US for 3 months had 2 months worth of work in the UK and for the rest she was unemployed!!! So certainly way under £25000!
(she is also currently unemployed)
The only similar problem I can find is this person http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1575829
On the thread someone says that I can get considered for the tax year 2010-2011 but I don't know how.
Please if anyone can work out how because it would mean a whole £1000 more in maintenance grant
You can't.
You either get assessed 2009-10 or you get a current year 2011-12 assessment.
No other choice.
You can't do it for 10/11. If you know what your expected income is for 2011/2012 and it is 15% lower than 2009/2010 then you can fill out a current year income assessment form, the link for that should be appearing here soon http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAndLearning/UniversityAndHigherEducation/StudentFinance/Parentsandpartners/DG_171588
Original post by hypocriticaljap
You can't.
You either get assessed 2009-10 or you get a current year 2011-12 assessment.
No other choice.
You either get assessed 2009-10 or you get a current year 2011-12 assessment.
No other choice.
How does the current year assessment work and when can I apply for it?
You apply for funding providing the info for 2009-10 as per normal. Then when you get your assessment you download a current year assessment form and send it off. It is available now on the student finance website. I downloaded it weeks ago and sent it off. Your parents will have to estimate their income for 2011-12. They will be required to provide evidence at the end of the financial year 2012.
You will be reassessed as soon as the form is received..
You will be reassessed as soon as the form is received..
(edited 13 years ago)
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