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Income & Expenditure

For a complete understanding of your current financial situation, please complete our online Income and Expenditure Web Form. Submitting the form will send your details to our team of Credit Management experts, who will contact you as soon as possible, with a plan that’s tailored to your circumstances.

If you would prefer, we also provide a downloadable Income and Expenditure Form PDF , or you can speak to one of our advisors on one of the following numbers:

For HMRC Accounts call 0114 231 7509
For Companies House accounts call 0114 212 8531
For all other enquiries call 0114 212 8644

 


 

Income and Expenditure Form:

Note: All fields marked with a * are mandatory.

    About You

    Let's start by taking some important information about you and your household.

    Are you happy for us to call you on this number?: *

    Your Date of birth:

    Personal or Household Calculation?

    You can use this form to calculate either your personal circumstances, or the circumstances of your household.

    If you are calculating for your Household, ensure you provide Income and Expenditure for your Household.

    If you only wish to calculate your Personal circumstances, then ONLY provide us with your personal income, and your share of the household expenditure.

    Weekly or Monthly?

    Use these calculations for converting between Weekly and Monthly:

    To calculate from weekly to monthly payments:
    Weekly Payment x 52 = Yearly Payment
    Yearly Payment / 12 = Monthly payment

    To calculate from monthly to weekly payments:
    Monthly Payment x 12 = Yearly Payment
    Yearly Payment / 52 = Weekly Payment

    Income

    This is where you need to record all of your financial incomings (money earned or received) in the table below.

    If you are calculating this for just yourself, then complete the column headed "You (mandatory)".

    If you are calculating for your household, you can add financial incomings of your partner in the column headed "Partner (optional)".

    REMEMBER: Calculate income as either weekly or monthly.

    All income and expenditure must be entered in Great British Pounds (£GBP).

    Income Source

    You (Mandatory)

    Partner (Optional)

    Salary (after tax) *

    Income Support *

    Child Benefit *

    Job Seekers Allowance *

    Pension *

    Child or Working Tax Credit *

    Universal Credit *

    Other Income *

    Expenditure

    This is where you need to record all of your financial outgoings (money you spend) in the table below.

    REMEMBER to calculate your expenditure as weekly or monthly, and to continue entering figures that are personal, or household totals.

    In the first column enter your personal or household expenditure amounts.

    If you are behind on payments to any of these expenditures, enter the amount you are behind, in the second column.

    Expenditure Type

    Amount

    Arrears

    Mortgage/Rent *

    Maintenance/Child Care *

    Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water) *

    Council Tax *

    Secured Loans *

    Unsecured Loans *

    Credit/Store Cards *

    Court Fines *

    Insurance (Home, Car, Other) *

    TV Licence *

    Mobile Phone *

    Home Phone *

    Food *

    Public Transport/Fuel *

    Clothing/Footwear *

    Catalogue Debts *

    Disposable Income

    Your disposable income is the difference between how much you earn (your total income) minus how much you spend (your total expenditure).

    Proposed Payment Terms

    Now that you have calculated how much disposable income you receive, please use the section below to propose a payment amount, the payment frequency (weekly, fortnightly or monthly) and a payment start date.

    Frequency of Payment: *

    Date of First Payment:

    Method of Payment: *

     

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