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475 visa work as self employed, how to do the documentation?


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Guest Yenty Jap

Hello Everyone, hopefully I post on the right thread, I am on 475 visa and work as a sole treader, I was wondering if there are other 475 holder working as sole trader and has successfully applied for PR, I would really like to know what type of documentation, paper work or anything that you kept as a proof of your work? how do you kept record and how to do submit when you apply for PR? I am a graphic designer and licensing artist.

Thank you in advance for the help, would really appreciated, I wanted to do it right.

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Hi Yenty Jap,

 

I'm on 475 visa and I still have about 15 months left to go before I apply for PR. The documents I'm keeping are all my payslips, bank statements, mobile bills, different memberships (library, pub, gym...) a copy of my lease, certificates of any courses I've done, a copy of my tax return forms...

I think these are proof enough. I haven't held on to any receipts of goods or groceries I've bought though but then I'm not an expert.

 

Cheers,:smile:

 

Ali

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Guest alireza

I m in the same boat.I want to know how do they calculate self employed working hours?I ran a business for the last year ,but its income was not so remarakble and so tax return was not significant as well.Do you think it is problematic for immigration or not?

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Guest Yenty Jap

Thanks Ali, I have kept all paper work that I could get, the only one that I did not have is a lease documentation, I stay with friends and did not take part in the contract and a bit worried about it now, I have 15 months to go too, I have payslip from part time job and my self employed business is not earning that much too although the working hours I put in always more than 35 hours a week but as licensing artist the turn around is quite long.

Alireza, the documentation I make for my self employed business is that I made a record of what I did everyday, the time period, and the total hours everyday. Hopefully this help. I did consult with migration agent, and by looking at the working hours and the income I made it is totally not balanced to convince the government that I really work and some more I work from home or library, but then again it is opinion, not something stated.

I am in the look out for full time work just to be more secure.

 

Yenty

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