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how to pay tax when getting paid cash???
sraqacz
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Cutting tax
Anyone kow how to do it??? I'd like to be okay
in terms of taxes.
sraqacz
in terms of taxes.
sraqacz
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If you are paid cash, then it's likely that you are self employed, in which case you should be completing tax returns.
If you are not self employed, and your employer pays you in cash, then check first to see if tax has already been deducted by your employer.
If it hasn't, contact your local tax office and explain that you are being paid cash in hand, and they will tell you what to do.
Without knowing more details it's difficult to be more specific.0 -
how can I find the local tax office??
sraqacz0 -
Look in the phone book under Inland Revenue, or HM Revenue & Custome and ring that number.
Or go to https://www.hmrg.gov.uk and find out from there0
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