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I only have one price, i used to get about 75% cash from my domestic customers, i bet its down to under 25% since C19
Though i would often ( as i always had a fair bit of cash in the house ) if i was having work done ask for a " cash price " if it was cheaper then great, , it was not upto me to make the moral call if the person / company were declaring it, I have recently had a gas engineer move a gas pipe when i fitted a new hob, £100 was the price or £65 for cash, will he declare the 30 mins work ? ? ?
fair enough i would have paid him cash anyway ( as i have cash ) so I could have paid him £100 and he still might not have declared it, If he was that way inclined, i could have paid via a BT and he could still not have declared it ( the amount of " online banks " mean its not that hard to do )
Sad times but some parents don't help the situation either. There are to many four and five child families where the parents have never worked a day. Then there are some single mums who have have never worked having children they can't really afford.
As a kid i had two friends who wern't clothed properly and had bugger all but the parents continued to have more kids knowing the ones they had already had nothing.
big difference.
some are not declaring tax on part of income they have earned, whereas others are claiming benefits that they are not entitled to.
in the former case, the taxpayer has worked, albeit isn't paying as much tax as he should. In the latter case, the recipient of benefits is swinging the lead, and can't even be arsed to work.
in one case an individual wants to keep more of what he has earned and in another case they want something for nothing without lifting a finger. you simply cannot equate the two
I am only dipping into this thread but the comparison above was a trade charging less because they aren't going to pay tax Vs somebody who manipulates the benefit system by having kids so they don't need to work. The latter aren't 'claiming benefits they aren't entitled to'.
One is tax evasion and the other is simply a moral issue not a legal one. It is a bit worrying that you seem so laissez-faire with tax evasion considering what you do for a living (or maybe it is just expected...).
So if a woman has two kids and gets a housing association flat .......it really isn't as easy as that and gets child benefit you are not OK with that but you are OK with a rich bloke not being charged 1000 quid on top of the cash price for his extension?
Its either immoral or it isn't
Stop being a shithouse ff sake
Anyways back on track guess what ' 1 in 5 children are living below the poverty line in every part of Wales now how did that happen ?