Talk bollocks thread.

[bazcfc1]

1hr trial and then the big push to take a year?! run run run run! 🤣

 

[safcsat]

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Thats me running to buy a sub from them....see above...GUARANTEED as well! winner winner chicken dinner haha.

 

[bazcfc1]

Thats me running to buy a sub from them....see above...GUARANTEED as well! winner winner chicken dinner haha.

The 12 months is really 12 hours 😂😂

 

[safcsat]

The 12 months is really 12 hours 😂😂

hahaha yep, seems so! chancers.

 

[deano2010]

Need fast shoes on to get away from the clown

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Who’s are them Mr Tumble 😆

 

[STINGER]

barney117 sent this picture he said it was for @satloy the right hand man .....

 

[Drox]

I guess this means Barney116 has passed on too 😭😭😭

 

[Drox]

A rare photo of Barney118 and Satloy together

 

[pupuqiop]

How many people declare everything to hmrc not many so they don’t have to pay tax on it

I think the vast majority of people in the UK declare everything they earn to the HMRC.

 

[SilverBlue]

I think the vast majority of people in the UK declare everything they earn to the HMRC.

Yep, given the vast majority will be straight forward PAYE with no additional income streams.

 

[SilverBlue]

Yep, given the vast majority will be straight forward PAYE with no additional income streams.

Saying that - I believe only around 60% pay income tax at all (with most of those taxed at source).

 

[pupuqiop]

Yep, given the vast majority will be straight forward PAYE with no additional income streams.

Exactly, the majority of people in the UK are employed by businesses who deduct tax from their wage and have no earnings outside of their wage, therefore no option for tax avoidance.

 

[jigger121]

How do they take payment then?

Bank transfer, crypto, revolut, cashapp loads of different options. But even revolut and cashapp have started clamping too. Wouldn't be suprised to see it all move to crypto soon

 

[pupuqiop]

Bank transfer, crypto, revolut, cashapp loads of different options. But even revolut and cashapp have started clamping too. Wouldn't be suprised to see it all move to crypto soon

Some iptv customers are too thick to learn how to keep a firestick running properly, God help any reseller who's got to talk them through setting up an account, buying crypto and transferring it.

 

[moshibeth]

Exactly, the majority of people in the UK are employed by businesses who deduct tax from their wage and have no earnings outside of their wage, therefore no option for tax avoidance.

Ask anyone having building work done if they are happy to pay cash no VAT. 99% will pay in cash that not tax avoidance.

 

[stuss]

Ask anyone having building work done if they are happy to pay cash no VAT. 99% will pay in cash that not tax avoidance.

I had Lithuanians doing plumbing a sink in.. After 2 days I gave up and plumbed it in myself
They wanted cash. No invoice
They even cracked a new sink @moshibeth

 

[moshibeth]

I had Lithuanians doing plumbing a sink in.. After 2 days I gave up and plumbed it in myself
They wanted cash. No invoice

My point exactly.

 

[pupuqiop]

Ask anyone having building work done if they are happy to pay cash no VAT. 99% will pay in cash that not tax avoidance.

I don't know anyone who is currently having building work done, it's not that common a thing.

 

[SilverBlue]

Ask anyone having building work done if they are happy to pay cash no VAT. 99% will pay in cash that not tax avoidance.

Yes, on that basis then a good chunk of people will avoid tax at some point in their lives, and many multiples times. We've had a lot of work done by tradesmen over the summer and none of it was cash in hand, though perhaps depends more on the size of job being done?

 

[bazcfc1]

Yes, on that basis then a good chunk of people will avoid tax at some point in their lives, and many multiples times. We've had a lot of work done by tradesmen over the summer and none of it was cash in hand, though perhaps depends more on the size of job being done?

Did they not give you option I’ve just had half my garden laid with decking and me 2 quotes 1 paying by card and the other cash.
I asked why there was a difference he said cash is tax free and I can pay the labourers by card you have vat but either way covered for 12 months😆😆