cash in hand jobs,,

Richard_S

emmaroids wrote:

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

Hi emma,

I'm sure somebody will correct me if I'm wrong but I think the onus to make deductions for paid employment rests with the employer and if it ever comes to light that you were receiving cash payments then it'll be the employers who'll get clobbered.

That's different if you're self employed and you do have to declare all your income. If you already have a job then you'll be taxed at yr marginal tax rate (a real incentive to encourage employment).

Which high ranking politicians wife was it that got caught smuggling jewellery or high value clothing through customs after a visit to China? Mmmm, that was swept very quickly under the magic carpet, was it somebody called Cherry or Cherie? can't quite remember, it's the one with the hideous smile that makes a fortune on the U.S lecture circuit, playing on her husband's position - I think they could be socialists.

My mind is befuddled as a result of being such a hard working tax paying citizen.

Good luck to you Emms and whatever you do if you're tempted to declare it don't forget to fill in yr P11D benefit in kind form for the free take a ways you get.

Rich

Locana

lostcrusader wrote:

What Is Cash

Lol.. Whatever it is I've never had it in my hand.

Gorgeous_George

This is simply the take-away owners letting you break the law for their benefit.

Tax evasion and driving without insurance are high prices to pay just so you can line someone ele's pockets.



GG

crawley_girl

I have business cover and it didn't cost me anymore to have it added on but it wasn't for delivery takeaways. I hasten to add, when I asked to have it popped on, they didn't ask what line of business I was in...

emmaroids

yea i phoned my insurance and they will get back to me within 24 hours.

i will see how much i make tonight (my first night) and post it,
its not a second job im a full time dad atm i gotta 4 and a 2 year old.
if i do get stopped i just say im taking some grub to my mums, nowt wrong with that??

ill be back lol

emmaroids

emmaroids wrote:

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

of all you who are saying i must do this i must do that, no one has answered this question??

skylight

What is there to answer??? If someone else wants to avoid telling the tax man (and they should as its income) then the choice is theirs, just as the choice is yours.

You run the risk of being slapped by the Tax Man. Okay, it may be for a nominal amount of money, but they will pick on you for years to come too. Only you can decide if thats worth it.

regularsaver1

I'd just make a call to be sure

CLAPTON

emmaroids wrote:

yea i phoned my insurance and they will get back to me within 24 hours.

i will see how much i make tonight (my first night) and post it,
its not a second job im a full time dad atm i gotta 4 and a 2 year old.
if i do get stopped i just say im taking some grub to my mums, nowt wrong with that??

ill be back lol

if its not a second job, you can earn up to 5035 per annum without paying tax although i dont know if it will affect any tax credits.

regularsaver1

yeah i was thinking more of the other tax credits than anything