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dazed and confused
Posted - 14 October 2008 : 23:40:09 Dear Forum
Sorry, I may have already asked a question similar to this, but I was hoping to get further clarification if possible please...
I have a regular job for which I get a regular pay each month. On top of this I also get paid mileage every 2 / 3 months (depending on how many miles I have done and how often I claim them) and I also get expenses (also dependent on how much I have spent and how often I claim them back).
I also have a 2nd Part Time job. This job is 'seasonal' and the hours vary each week - some weeks / months none at all, and some weeks up to 12 hours.
Does all of the above need to be entered as Income, and if so how? Do I work out an average over a period of time? How long - a year or something?
Thanks in advance...
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dazed and confused
Posted - 16 October 2008 : 00:12:14 Hi Jo!
Yes I will do that.
Thanks again.
Needafriend
Posted - 15 October 2008 : 22:10:56 Hi i would try and work out the average over the 12 months and do that on there.
You can always mention it to the OR again at interview and explain like i said on section 13.
Take care
Jo x
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Yes i would have put everything down and tried to explain in sec 13 but also when you have your interview make sure that they understand, you dont want to be getting an IPO unneccesarily. Good luck
Tracy XX
dazed and confused
Posted - 14 October 2008 : 23:51:19 Ok thanks Eamonn!
eamonn
Posted - 14 October 2008 : 23:45:14 hi dazed i think you should enter all of the income and maybe an explanation in the last section 13 any other imformation i hope this helps
