Where can I find cash-in-hand jobs?
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Original post by mojojojo101
You have to declare it so you can pay tax on it. Otherwise it would be considered tax avoidance.
Tax avoidance is legal. It is also the duty of a director or a limited company or a plc. It is also sensible financial management. Tax avoidance is arranging your affairs to minimise your tax burden.
Tax evasion is illegal. It is failure to declare all the tax you should pay. Doing taxable work and not declaring it is tax evasion.
Someone doing < £10k of work in a year and not declaring it - such that it is less than the tax threshold - doesn't feel like a huge issue.
Taking £200k in cash for building a house and not declaring it - criminal black market activity.
(edited 9 years ago)
A lot of builders still pay their labourers and certain tradesmen cash in hand. However even that is on the way out nowadays. Also small market stalls will pay you cash in hand. Handing out flyers and menus for take-aways, although a lot now use companies to do that. But remember it is your responsibility to register as self-employed declare your earnings to the tax man.
All the penalties for non-payment of income tax are multiples of how much unpaid tax there is:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/367527/cc-fs11.pdf
That suggests that if you earn less than the tax threshold there's little point telling them about it.
To find cash jobs:
- check the little ads in newsagent windows;
- check the job ads in the local paper;
- ask in local shops;
- ask in local businesses;
- ask in local pubs, bars and restaurants;
- keep an eye out for any new businesses opening up and go in there and ask if there is any work going.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/367527/cc-fs11.pdf
That suggests that if you earn less than the tax threshold there's little point telling them about it.
To find cash jobs:
- check the little ads in newsagent windows;
- check the job ads in the local paper;
- ask in local shops;
- ask in local businesses;
- ask in local pubs, bars and restaurants;
- keep an eye out for any new businesses opening up and go in there and ask if there is any work going.
Original post by Simes
No, no, a common misconception put about by
Tax avoidance is legal. It is also the duty of a director or a limited company or a plc.
Tax avoidance is legal. It is also the duty of a director or a limited company or a plc.
A common misconception put about by Americans.
Original post by Quady
A common misconception put about by Americans.
It is in the Companies Act.
Whether it is moral for a multi-billion multi-national to pay no tax is another matter. I think not.
(If our tax laws were simplified maybe these loopholes could be prevented.)
But it is legal and it is the responsibility of business managers to minimise cost and maximise profit. If they can do that by legally not paying unnecessary tax then that is their duty.
I work in a small shop and I get cash in hand at the end of every day. Go for a family run business or something similar.
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Original post by Simes
False.
It is in the Companies Act.
Whether it is moral for a multi-billion multi-national to pay no tax is another matter. I think not.
(If our tax laws were simplified maybe these loopholes could be prevented.)
But it is legal and it is the responsibility of business managers to minimise cost and maximise profit. If they can do that by legally not paying unnecessary tax then that is their duty.
It is in the Companies Act.
Whether it is moral for a multi-billion multi-national to pay no tax is another matter. I think not.
(If our tax laws were simplified maybe these loopholes could be prevented.)
But it is legal and it is the responsibility of business managers to minimise cost and maximise profit. If they can do that by legally not paying unnecessary tax then that is their duty.
Of 2005? Could you direct me where abouts?
Original post by Quady
Of 2005? Could you direct me where abouts?
This might take some time since...
The Companies Act 2006 had the distinction of being the longest in British Parliamentary history: with 1,300 sections and covering nearly 700 pages, and containing 16 schedules (the list of contents is 59 pages long)
Section 172. Duty to promote the success of the company.
(1) A director of a company must act in the way he considers, in good faith, would be most likely to promote the success of the company for the benefit of its members as a whole
(1) A director of a company must act in the way he considers, in good faith, would be most likely to promote the success of the company for the benefit of its members as a whole
Original post by Foo.mp3
Nice to see I'm not the only warped soul who read this wrong 
ditto
lol
Looking for part time cash in hand
Go to West London and ask for Spitman
Fruit growers & farmers pay cash in hand for picking crops in season.Dont declare any money,the Conservatives dont so why should you.Put it in your back pocket & rather than wasting it on taxes,spend it on a good whore or on Annie Power @ Cheltenham this Thursday.Only losers pay taxes ask any one in politics.Cant be bothered with my grammer or punctuations,we will all be dead in 50 years anyway so who gives a fluckking bumfluff.l
Fruit picking is brilliant in season.Get cash no questions asked **** the tax man.Bit like being a Conservative.Just phone farms fruit growers at the start of rhe cropping season.
Maybe put ad in post office or local shops for dog walking ,charge £5 an hour,you keep fit you may meet a sexy dog owner and you get to go to nice parks,its a real winning idea.2 dogs a day 5 days a week everyones a winner.
Do you best to avoid paying those b@stards tax, just don't clam anything either! All they will do is line their pockets with it, and pay either immigrants or benifit scroungers it! I used to be a straight up honest person till th HMRC completely fu#ked me over for something that wasn't my fault, even when I tried to find it they didn't care, I lost everything, my house, business, car, everything. Thing is I was paying stupid amounts of tax both business and personal that where crippling me. I'm sick to death of this socialist sh#t hole we live in.
You can get some cash in hand jobs builders need help, if you can handle your self maybe the doors. Just avoid putting it in your bank and avoid giving it to he HMRC scum who don't care who's life they ruin!
You can get some cash in hand jobs builders need help, if you can handle your self maybe the doors. Just avoid putting it in your bank and avoid giving it to he HMRC scum who don't care who's life they ruin!
Fruit picking and construction labouring!
Well, this thread sure got out of hand quickly...
Original post by Bobsicle9
Do you best to avoid paying those b@stards tax, just don't clam anything either! All they will do is line their pockets with it, and pay either immigrants or benifit scroungers it! I used to be a straight up honest person till th HMRC completely fu#ked me over for something that wasn't my fault, even when I tried to find it they didn't care, I lost everything, my house, business, car, everything. Thing is I was paying stupid amounts of tax both business and personal that where crippling me. I'm sick to death of this socialist sh#t hole we live in.
You can get some cash in hand jobs builders need help, if you can handle your self maybe the doors. Just avoid putting it in your bank and avoid giving it to he HMRC scum who don't care who's life they ruin!
You can get some cash in hand jobs builders need help, if you can handle your self maybe the doors. Just avoid putting it in your bank and avoid giving it to he HMRC scum who don't care who's life they ruin!
Yeah, maybe they could finally replace Jim Morrison
Hi im roque i m going for wrk but dey gave me more offs so i decided to wrk on m off days cash in hand
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