Your student finance application

You will find all this information on your P60 (Pay and income details box)or on your payslips for month 12 or week 53 showing 'Total paid to date' for earnings in the period 6 April 2010 to 5 April 2011.

You will find all this information on your P60 (Pay and income details box)or on your payslips for month 12 or week 53 showing 'Total paid to date' for earnings in the period 6 April 2010 to 5 April 2011.

You will find all this information on your P60 (Pay and income details box)or on your payslips for month 12 or week 53 showing 'Total paid to date' for earnings in the period 6 April 2010 to 5 April 2011.

You will find all this information on your P60 (Pay and income details box)or on your payslips for month 12 or week 53 showing 'Total paid to date' for earnings in the period 6 April 2010 to 5 April 2011.

Yes No

Please answer yes or no. We need to know if you received Working Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit in order to accurately assess the student's entitlement to student finance.

Yes No

Please answer yes or no. We need to know if you received Income Support in order to accurately assess the student's entitlement to student finance.

Self-assessed online tax returns to HMRC

If you submitted an online tax return in 2010-11, log in to your online HMRC account and select 'View your calculation' to find the answer to this question. At the end of your online application for student finance, you can print off your HMRC calculations and send these in as evidence.

SA100 and SA200 form

If you submitted a paper SA100 or SA200 form in tax year 2010-11, the total 'non lump sum pension amount' can be found on form SA100 TR3 - box 7 or SA200 - box 4.1.

Self-assessed online tax returns to HMRC

If you submitted an online tax return in 2010-11, log in to your online HMRC account and select 'View your calculation' to find the answer to this question. At the end of your online application for student finance, you can print off your HMRC calculations and send these in as evidence.

SA106 and SA200 form

If you submitted a paper SA100 or SA200 form in tax year 2010-11, the total 'lump sum pension amount' can be found on form SA100 - box 8.

How to calculate your income from taxable benefits in kind using the P11D form:

• Total cash equivalent of fuel for all cars/vans made available – P11D - box 10 (sections F and G)
• Private medical treatment or insurance – P11D - box 11
• Vouchers and credit cards – P11D - box 12 (section C)
• Mileage allowance and passenger payments – P11D - box 12 (section E)
• Assets transferred or placed at employees disposal (cars, property, goods or other assets) – P11D - box13 (section A)
• Assets placed at employees disposal – P11D - box 13 (section L)
• Living accommodation – P11D - box 14 (section D)
• Payments made on behalf of employee – P11D - box 15 (section B)
• Cash equivalent of loans after deducting any interest paid by the borrower – P11D - box 15 (section H)
• Qualifying relocation expenses payments and benefits – P11D - box 15 (section J)
• Services supplied – P11D - box 15 (section K)
• Other items (including subscriptions and professional fees) – P11D - box 15 (section M)
• Expenses payments made to, or on behalf of, the employee – P11D - box 16 (section N)

Total cash equivalent of all cars/vans made available – P11D - box 9 (sections F and G)

Yes No

Please answer yes or no. We need to know if you received Income Support in order to accurately assess the student's entitlement to student finance.