cash in hand jobs,,

emmaroids

lol sounds a bit rude,

i just started doing delivering for my local chinese take away,

1-2 days a week so far, i get 10 quid petrol money a night and £1.20- £4.00 per order, its good cos inbetween orders i can go home cos i live like 5 doors away from the place :money:

sooo should i tell cccs about it?
its not guaranteed and it will vary from day to day??
or should i just put what i get in the piggy bank ??

thanks

woohoo_postingid

I couldn't advocate cash in hand jobs in any way shape or form




**wishes he could have a cash in hand job**

Storm

You will need to declare it to the taxman at least. As you mention CCCS I assume you're on a DMP? I personally would tell them, but make it clear that it's a small amount that varies each week - they can then advise you on whether to send some of it to your creditors.

Broken_hearted

Storm wrote:

You will need to declare it to the taxman at least. As you mention CCCS I assume you're on a DMP? I personally would tell them, but make it clear that it's a small amount that varies each week - they can then advise you on whether to send some of it to your creditors.

Just what I was about to say.

emmaroids

Storm wrote:

You will need to declare it to the taxman at least.

really??

i cant see me earning more than 60 quid a week for 2 evenings work so i wouldent get taxed on it??

i know legaly i should do it, but where do you draw the line??

i know someone who does ironing for a fiver a basket load, maybe does 4 a week is she suposed to tell the taxman??

MickKnipfler

I'll give cash for a hand job

CLAPTON

how are you going to deliver the meals? if its your own car you may find you're not insured

lostcrusader

What Is Cash

emmaroids

Al_Mac wrote:

The law says you declare it.

If you elect not to and you get caught, then expect no sympathy.

ok i will but what will happen? with regards to my tax credits ??

CLAPTON wrote:

how are you going to deliver the meals? if its your own car you may find you're not insured

hows that then??

MickKnipfler wrote:

I'll give cash for a hand job

be right there :rolleyes:

Richard_S

MickKnipfler wrote:

I'll give cash for a hand job

How much cash Mick?? :rotfl:

iolanthe07

how are you going to deliver the meals? if its your own car you may find you're not insured

Clapton is right. If you are using your car for business purposes (not just commuting), you have to tell the insurance company and pay an increased premium. You may already be covered for business use, but you will need to look at your policy schedule and check. I have business use, but it's only another £20 a year or so.