[momto3]

Thank you

[rigu]

Hi,
I know that if your income has changed while on FIS you still get the same money as they calculated when first applied, but how does it work when you sending in application for the second time, like for another year, and if your income had increased during the year, do they deduct the money when you are renewing the application???

thank s, if anyone can help...

[mp22]

When you sent in your renewal form you must state your income they simply work out the new rate for the next year.

[jca]

If your income varies from week to week I think they'll use last years P60 amount divided by 52 to determine the weekly rate.

[Francescoli]

for renewal claims they usually use the P60 from the previous year.They don't deduct money off you if your income has increased since you applied last year but your current claim may decrease ie they don't look for money back as FIS is set for a 52 week period.

[rigu]

Originally Posted by Francescoli

for renewal claims they usually use the P60 from the previous year.They don't deduct money off you if your income has increased since you applied last year but your current claim may decrease ie they don't look for money back as FIS is set for a 52 week period.

thank you for clarifications....

[kmscc]

My renewal form was sent back in April p60, payslips, and form filled up, did not recieve a letter to say they got my renewal, my date is 23/05, getting very worried now

[jca]

Originally Posted by kmscc

My renewal form was sent back in April p60, payslips, and form filled up, did not recieve a letter to say they got my renewal, my date is 23/05, getting very worried now

My date is exactly the same as you. I got the standard letter acknowledging my renewal form but nothing else. I hope the money is in the bank tomorrow, just couldn't handle the stress of last year again.

[kmscc]

I didn't get the standard letter, now i am really worried....