Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: crystal.clear on January 12, 2009, 05:18:07 pm
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if you knew someone working every day and not earning bad money at all but he or she is not paying tax on any of it. would you report him or her or just forget it.
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Id report
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Id report
And me
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it just annoys me that every year i get a massive tax bill to pay and ppl like this one go around declaring they earn £4000.
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But if you report nothing will happen to them.
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Depends if i liked them or not. If you can get away with it why not.. Although some of us prefer to be above board regardless.
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upto them
As long as i pay my tax couldnt give two hoots
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me too im not a grass but it does p me off
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But if you report nothing will happen to them.
I bet it would.
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So there is grass'es on here
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be honest in your own dealings, don't worry about what other people do.. what goes around comes around, you reap what you sow sooner or later.. charlie :o
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But if you report nothing will happen to them.
I bet it would.
I bet it wouldnt (fact)
C A Payne is that really your name i bet that gets some comments
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how would u know that he pays tax or not?and do u think the tax man will listen to me that x it's not paying tax.there are other things to be concerned....
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I bet the tax-man gets all the dumped girl-friends/pain in the arris neighbours/late night party-poopers/joe bloggs whose been cut up on the roundabout/dumped employees moaning down the phone to the tax-man about fictional tax dodgers as they think theyre getting their own back ;D
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I wouldn't say anything. Not my style.
I also believe that what goes around comes around. And it is alright pulling the odd scam here and there, but very few people are clever enough to stop once they get away the 1st time.
It's then they get caught and it all comes crashing down.
I try to not worry about what other people are doing. Unless they have inspired me.
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if you knew someone working every day and not earning bad money at all but he or she is not paying tax on any of it. would you report him or her or just forget it.
He could just have a very tax efficient business model, or transferred his existing business into a company and has not used up his goodwill allowance. Either of these might mean that he legally is not paying tax at the moment.
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YES YES YES I HATE people like that,we pay our taxes ni insurance etc why should he get away with it.Give me his details ill bloody grass on him
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RWC, C.A Payne is really my name & a few years ago i used to w/c, my trade name was SEE-A-PANE.... i go under the name Fresh Clean these days... all the best charlie ;D
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RWC, C.A Payne is really my name & a few years ago i used to w/c, my trade name was SEE-A-PANE.... i go under the name Fresh Clean these days... all the best charlie ;D
Just be thankful your first name isn't Cynthia ;D
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The more we report people the better off we all become.
It is not okay to choose which rules and laws to obey you either do follow them or you dont.
Would you "grass" a kiddie fiddler?
If all taxes were paid either taxes would reduce (?) or service standards ie National Health Service would improve.
It is not grassing it is standing up for what is right.
Many people find themselves un-employed through no fault of their own and the money they receive from the state to feed their families comes from our taxes.
If you make enough to have to pay tax pay it and help others.
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if you knew someone working every day and not earning bad money at all but he or she is not paying tax on any of it. would you report him or her or just forget it.
Have you never been payed cash and pocketed it ::)
I think not ;)
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I would report it in an instant and I would not loose any sleep over it.
If you have nothing to hide...whats to worry about?
Dave.
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hi telboy i can honestly say i have never been paid cash and not declared it. i dont get paid much cash anyway but if i do i always put it down in my book.
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if you knew someone working every day and not earning bad money at all but he or she is not paying tax on any of it. would you report him or her or just forget it.
no, but i wouldnt pass the time of day with them >:(
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The answer is I HAVE reported somebody like that and I would do it again. Not paying tax, possibly claiming benefit as well is stealing from me and you.
There is a sort of feeling that fiddling your tax is an acceptable crime because you are only fiddling the government but we have to pay more tax to make up for them.
No tax = scumbag.
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An old w/c told me years ago that he only ever declared two thirds of his round, a third of it didn't appear in his books. If he had twelve houses in a street, only eight of them were on his books.
Now unless the tax man was to actually follow him and note down every job, and find out all the prices, he was never going to get caught, and as far as I'm aware he never was.
I itemise all my customers and the price paid, he said there was no need to, he would just write down George street £24 Peel street £30 etc. His accountant accepted this.
There is fiddling going on, and we all know there is, massive corporations operate from offshore accounts and pay very little tax, it's wrong but it happens.
Now if anyone tells me that they have never done a one off job and forgotten to put it down, well they have got a better memory than me.
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No tax = scumbag.
the money does go back into the economy though, so its not all bad.
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There is a huge difference from not declaring something like £20 pounds week and working and earning a living of £hundreds and just keeping it all.
exactly ::)