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toonfan2005
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Hi am new to these boards. So hello 
Right i've recently applied for an iva, and the first payment is due out in January. I've debts of £30k and the iva company says the maximum amount i can earn is £315 per week, im a scaffolder so what happens is i go to work offshore between march and october and earn about £2200 per month (I have told them about my plans to go offshore), then i always get paid off in october, and go back to work onshore between october and march on roughly £300 per week, which is how i got into this predicament is suppose living beyond my means. Right my question is: Can i be thrown off iva for earning the £2200 per month, or will they be happy to adjust the payments?.
Hope what i've wrote makes sense
Thanks in Advance
Lee
Right i've recently applied for an iva, and the first payment is due out in January. I've debts of £30k and the iva company says the maximum amount i can earn is £315 per week, im a scaffolder so what happens is i go to work offshore between march and october and earn about £2200 per month (I have told them about my plans to go offshore), then i always get paid off in october, and go back to work onshore between october and march on roughly £300 per week, which is how i got into this predicament is suppose living beyond my means. Right my question is: Can i be thrown off iva for earning the £2200 per month, or will they be happy to adjust the payments?.
Hope what i've wrote makes sense
Thanks in Advance
Lee
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Hi Lee. You really need to check with your IP. But the way I see it is that they have put your "normal" income at £315 per week. Anything over that will be classed as overtime and, depending on your proposal, you will either be required to pay over 50%, or, if lucky, be allowed to keep the equivalent of 10% monthly salary, and then pay over 50% of the balance.
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Am with Grant Thornton, thanks for the advice a think i'll ring them on tuesday just to see where i stand.0
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