cash in hand jobs,,

Richard_S

emmaroids wrote:

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

There seems to be something "ever so slightly" skewed about our society. The Labour Party's chief fund raiser has been arrested on a charge of perverting the course of justice relating to loans for peerages (influence, power, corruption) running into millions of pounds.

Back in the real world somebody who's got the motivation to spend their evening's working for cash is pilloried for not declaring it to the taxman. I'm not going to admit to working for cash but if I was doing I would follow our leaders' example and "back pocket" it.

emmaroids

cheers mate :money:

seems a bit extreme to up my insurance for the sake of a coupla of hours a week though .

Skint_Catt

woohoo_postingid wrote:

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




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

Yup, just what I was going to say!!!

S_C

Poppy39_2

iolanthe07 wrote:

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.

If you're using your car for general business then yes, your increase could only be £20 per year. However, when the business involves delivering (esp food) it's usually a whole different case.... we were quoted an extra £300. I'd check your policy very carefully, just in case

P x

Donedoingdebt

emmaroids wrote:

cheers mate :money:

seems a bit extreme to up my insurance for the sake of a coupla of hours a week though .

Until you have a bump!

emmaroids

Donedoingdebt wrote:

Until you have a bump!

never had a bump in 15 years of driving,,,,,,,!!!! im tempting fate now ><

Labman_2

60 quid for a couple of hours a week...I'd check what you are delivering!

emmaroids

Labman wrote:

60 quid for a couple of hours a week...I'd check what you are delivering!

i said no more than 60 quid prolly half that, ergo whats the point in telling the tax man??

superfly_2

If you get stopped by the cops and they see that you are delivering food they will ask you to produce you docs. and then do you for having no insurance. They do it all the time up here.

joeblack066

The insurance is vital cos if you don't tell'em and you have a bump/ get your car stolen/ damaged it would cost you a fortune as well as open you up to prosecution for using it uninsured!! Don't forget delivery people are more of a target cos you have cash on you........!
2nd jobs get taxed on Basic Rate so you can lose about a third approx of what you are earning.
I'm not saying I agree with it all, but thats how it is! Debs.