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I’ve edited my post. No idea why I wrote that.
Cashless Society
- Thread starter Diver Fred
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Do you avoid paying your due taxes, in full?
And the rest of my examples?
van would have been bought cash/bank transfer , tools would be bought cash unless it was something special online , gas safe is done online so has to be card same as insurance .
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why would buying things cash so you know exactly were you stand have to do with paying tax . Tax is paid in full every jan and july
And you do realise these cash purchases would be claimed against tax liabilities
Nice (attempt at a) swerve.
Having the cash in the first place is the lever.
If "95% of what I buy is paid for in cash", you either buy bugger all, or have quite a few tens of thousands in cash per annum.
guess what there is a big building in every high street that hands out money you just go in hand them a card and they give you whatever you ask for .You can then control what you spend its a really basic scenario
Also loads of people still like to deal in cash so like every other business i take cash payments .
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There’s still a lot of cash around In our job, but at the min I do work for other businesses so 90% bank transfers. My mate is always at the bank putting cash in. And buys most of his gear cash to avoid banking as much.
I know bathroom fitters who only deal in cash and their average bathroom would be 10k.
I know bathroom fitters who only deal in cash and their average bathroom would be 10k.
A cash point machine is gonna blow your mind........
you mean those things that regularly get cloned you pay to use and cant get as much money as you want like you can by walking into the bank that your passing
Depends on your definition of regularly.
For instance, I have never (in forty plus years) been affected by such a thing.
Really?
I don't.
Ok, but I, like most others I suspect, am more than happy with the current limit.
When it's open, obvs.
And queuing.
Been a while since you have been in a bank then queues are minimal
and it is really is hard to nip into a bank during opening hours whilst you are already in town ,
Really?
I'd avoid them like a rabid dog.
That's a bit unsafe without a pimp, who could at the minimum call the police for you..
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