I don't want to pay tax on my hard earned cash

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I have had a cash business since i was 18 and have never paid any tax on my earnings.
It's now got to the point where my £40's are piling up in my bedroom in my shoe boxes. Now i want to buy a house/car and all of a sudden i have to prove my income and show accounts.
Is there any way i can get away with this without paying tax. It's not as if i'm as big as Pablo Escabar.
I need advice quick, otherwise my dream of a Ferrari 430 and a house in the countryside will be a distant dream once the taxman tracks me down.
Advice needed urgently.
It's now got to the point where my £40's are piling up in my bedroom in my shoe boxes. Now i want to buy a house/car and all of a sudden i have to prove my income and show accounts.
Is there any way i can get away with this without paying tax. It's not as if i'm as big as Pablo Escabar.
I need advice quick, otherwise my dream of a Ferrari 430 and a house in the countryside will be a distant dream once the taxman tracks me down.
Advice needed urgently.
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You do know that there's no such thing as a £40 note don't you? Sounds like you've been given a pile of duff currency. Where are you getting a house/car from? Is it a Transformer car?
Why do you need the advice urgently? Is someone coming round the ward with your meds?
More like a Tonka I'd guess.
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if you declare the mimimum you can get away with you wont be taxed much
or i guess what you can do is say that you receive money from friends and not from a work related source.
if your a tax avoider don't post on a public forum and talk to Lord Ashcroft and try and claim NON DOM stauts