Masters' Students Working Hours and Tax Process

Hi shahzaibf8,

No, the 20 hours cannot be averaged over a longer period.

Thank you.

Am a international student in MSc project management I work 20hrs a week but I receive my salary slip monthly and in April there whr 30 days and my employer send me my salary slip with working hours of 81.56 will this effect my graduation visa because there where 5 weeks in April 30 April was in 5th week that was Tuesday Will this effect me In future.

Hi,

Sorry, we can only answer HMRC questions on this forum.

Please contact UK Visas and Immigration for advice.

Thank you.

As an international student studying in the UK, I am aware that my part-time working hours are limited to 20 hours per week and 80 hours per month. I have recently completed 76 hours of work this month. If I now take 20 hours of paid holiday, will this exceed my monthly working hours limit and potentially pose a threat to my student visa working restrictions?

Hi,

Sorry, we can only answer HMRC questions on this forum.

Please contact UK Visas and Immigration for advice.

Thank you.

Hello, I am working on NHSP and the working day of each week begins on Sunday and ends on Saturday. Am I wrong to have been scheduling my 20 hrs work time with the NHSP Sunday to Saturday calendar and not Monday to Sunday as some calendars show, as both are different?

Hi gloriaoluwabiyi,
No as you are using your own working week and as long as you stick to the 20hours you are ok.
Thank you.

Hi I’m I have a doubt ,I’m a student with 20 hours work permit I worked 20 hours and got holiday pay 8 hours is that a problem for my psw?

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Hi Vishwa,
The holiday pay should be for a week you have not worked and therefore wwill not form part of the 20 hours maximum.
Thank you.

My employer's work week is from Sunday to Saturday. So suppose if I worked for 11 hours on Sunday and 10 hours on Monday, in my payslip the salary will show for 21 hours. My question is, the official week for counting 20 hours/week starts from Monday, so will these 21 hours be a problem for me as a part-time student worker, where actual work hours are only 10 from Monday and if my payslip doesn't show the dates as well? At the moment I was counting my hours only as per the official hours, i.e., Monday to Sunday.

Hi,
 

Income tax is based on the amount you earn,not than the amount of hours you work , please see here for further information on income tax rates and your personal allowance : www.gov.uk/income-tax-rates  . Thank you .