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Originally posted by chicaneYes, because we all know that tradesmen in the UK are fully compliant with tax requirements and never ask for cash in hand.
What seems to be happening is an implicit understanding that Polish workers will always work for cash in hand and can therefore undercut the UK builders which is a different kettle of fish
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.... and while we are on the subject - is this not the same situation our industry?
Inter company transfers bringing cheaper workers in for 6 months therebye avoiding Tax & NI?
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Yes, because we all know that tradesmen in the UK are fully compliant with tax requirements and never ask for cash in hand.
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Originally posted by threadedBest thing was he could pay them in some cash he'd been paid 'off the books', and pay them without any receipts. So no need to waste time doing that accountancy stuff or giving the Tax man unnecessary work either.
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A fellow contractor was quoted something like 2 weeks to have a new bathroom. Got some Polish guys in and they did it over the weekend.
Best thing was he could pay them in some cash he'd been paid 'off the books', and pay them without any receipts. So no need to waste time doing that accountancy stuff or giving the Tax man unnecessary work either.
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I'm looking for one to re do our kitchen - but I live in Rochdale
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Anyone looking for a builder
OK, jokes aside, I've just had a garage built (20' x 15') in my back garden by this Polish builder who was recommended by some cousins of mine that were having an extension built by the same group of builders.
He's also re-built a wall for me and will be laying a patio with paving blocks next week.
His work is damn good and I am well chuffed with the quality. He charged labour of £2k to do the garage build, which was half of what other builders were quoting.
So as I'm in a helpful mood this morning, if there's anyone here who needs this kind of work done, I can thoroughly recommend him. PM if you'd like his contact details - though he is only available around West London (Windsor/Slough/Staines/Egham etc).Tags: None
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