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2nd year SF help/panic/generic thread - p60 - mums income ????

Hey guys, sorta panicking about my Student finance as the deadline is days away. (returning student)

Basically i live alone with my mum who when i applied last year and needed her 'total taxable income' from 2010-11, she was unemployed so it was 0.

This year, so the 2011-12 total taxable income she worked part time for a few months before falling ill, so earned slightly under 2k.

This 2k will make no difference to my student finance application and i will still receive the max loan/grant, but the problem lie's as she has no p60. My whole application is done apart from the section where i need her 'total taxable income'. Which apparently is on her p60, but she doesn't have a p60, but a p45 which shows how much she earned while working that 1 job for those few months.

Im worried that if i put the 2k on my SF i will get asked to send evidence in, and they will want the p60, but again....we don't have a p60 to give.

Any help?

Reply 1

lozzielizzie

Payslips will do, just send her first and last payslip through. Plus send the p45 to prove that she not working in that job currently.

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Reply 2

balotelli12

If she claimed JSA whilst not working, that too is taxable income and should be declared

Reply 3

Knalchemist

Get her to call HMRC Tax people. They can tell her the figure on the phone & send her a letter saying how much she earned in that tax year.

Reply 4

hewodere

She never applied for JSA so the income she earned from working was her total income that year.

I also don't think she has her first and last payslip :confused:

I think ill give SFE a call to find out what i can do.

Reply 5

applicationa

Student Finance will only ask for evidence if the HMRC check does not come back with a match. So if the figure showing on the P45 is truly the whole taxable income for the entire tax year, that will be fine.