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Topic Title: Want cash in hand, in kind, or both? Topic Summary: It needs a sense of humour. Created On: 26 July 2012 04:29 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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The Daily Mail has the right slant on it. Perks of the job!
Regards http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...ents-cash-immoral.html |
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lol, I'll save those stories for when there is beer in front of me!
Seriously though, nothing wrong in being ayed in cash, as long as you declare it. Now if he had said that the black economy was costing us a fortune, which contains notn declared earnings, we might not have laughed so much at the absurdity of the statement.... |
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When Tesco's or BP give me discount for cash I'll start giving my customers discount for cash.
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I think the governments,tax everything and work till you drop philosophy is immoral
------------------------- Regards Dave(not Cockburn) |
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Which statement is correct?
HMRC charge a surcharge to those paying tax by credit card. HMRC offer a discount to those paying cash or by debit card. Andy |
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When I took on my first workshop in 2000 it was an old dump of a place in a town centre.
There was an upstairs office area at one end and someone had made a bit of a bedroom up there. The old boy who was retiring said that one of his apprentices got kicked out of home so made a bed up there. Never did believe him and the locals soon filled in the details. Randy old sod!! ------------------------- "I learned very early the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something". - Richard P. Feynman |
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Picking on the tradesman again when there are bigger fish to fry.
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