Beauty folk renting chairs - declared earnings
Discussion
kev b said:
Taxis in my area do not need an mot test, they must have an mot style test every six months from new but this information is not logged on the government web site.
A vehicle used forprivate hire or as a Hackney cab needs an MOT every 12 months once it is 1 year old, not 3 as for normal cars. It also needs an interim safety check every 6 months.Rushjob said:
kev b said:
Taxis in my area do not need an mot test, they must have an mot style test every six months from new but this information is not logged on the government web site.
A vehicle used forprivate hire or as a Hackney cab needs an MOT every 12 months once it is 1 year old, not 3 as for normal cars. It also needs an interim safety check every 6 months.Ms R.Saucy said:
Sheepshanks said:
jonwm said:
...costs are her chair £25
May be a bit of BS going on here (common with self-employed people) - £25 for the chair, especially as it's per day and not per week, in a "fancy" salon and for 12 hour days, is unfeasibly low.also expenses may be none trivial bu that depends on what exactly she does .... ( there are big mark ups on the big name products though ... )
Rushjob said:
kev b said:
Taxis in my area do not need an mot test, they must have an mot style test every six months from new but this information is not logged on the government web site.
A vehicle used forprivate hire or as a Hackney cab needs an MOT every 12 months once it is 1 year old, not 3 as for normal cars. It also needs an interim safety check every 6 months.surveyor said:
Rushjob said:
kev b said:
Taxis in my area do not need an mot test, they must have an mot style test every six months from new but this information is not logged on the government web site.
A vehicle used forprivate hire or as a Hackney cab needs an MOT every 12 months once it is 1 year old, not 3 as for normal cars. It also needs an interim safety check every 6 months.Some test 3 times a year, some 2 times a year, some once a year, using their own facility. Others accept an annual MOT.
Some will require a brand new car to be tested before they issue a licence.
As for the chair rent, £25 per day is low. My DiL runs a salon and she charges more like £50 plus products.
Thought I’d do a quick update on this thread to stop my anger coming out in the real world!!
Said hairdresser still doing the dodge with the SA as still only taking cash, just paid £11k for a wedding through her bank! Told the wife she just put it in and transferred it out!!
Please tell me people at HMRC get notified by the banks of such large deposits??
Doing more days now as it’s “easy money” I’m losing the will with how people still get away with this!!
Anyway rant over, feel a tiny bit better now telling you strangers about it :-)
Said hairdresser still doing the dodge with the SA as still only taking cash, just paid £11k for a wedding through her bank! Told the wife she just put it in and transferred it out!!
Please tell me people at HMRC get notified by the banks of such large deposits??
Doing more days now as it’s “easy money” I’m losing the will with how people still get away with this!!
Anyway rant over, feel a tiny bit better now telling you strangers about it :-)
jonwm said:
Thought I’d do a quick update on this thread to stop my anger coming out in the real world!!
Said hairdresser still doing the dodge with the SA as still only taking cash, just paid £11k for a wedding through her bank! Told the wife she just put it in and transferred it out!!
Please tell me people at HMRC get notified by the banks of such large deposits??
Doing more days now as it’s “easy money” I’m losing the will with how people still get away with this!!
Anyway rant over, feel a tiny bit better now telling you strangers about it :-)
I'm not convinced that emotion you are experiencing, is anger.Said hairdresser still doing the dodge with the SA as still only taking cash, just paid £11k for a wedding through her bank! Told the wife she just put it in and transferred it out!!
Please tell me people at HMRC get notified by the banks of such large deposits??
Doing more days now as it’s “easy money” I’m losing the will with how people still get away with this!!
Anyway rant over, feel a tiny bit better now telling you strangers about it :-)
Good point I should try something different! Being a wage slave to a multi national is never going to make the kind of money I would like, I guess there is something to be said about being entrepreneurial and having a go yourself I ld be to scared if truth be told!
I’m going to put this down to her get up and go and the freedom taking a chance gives you with your taxes!
I’m going to put this down to her get up and go and the freedom taking a chance gives you with your taxes!
jonwm said:
Hoofy said:
Is she married? Her husband could be supporting her. I know of a few massage therapists etc who work part-time while their husband slaves away for a corporate.
Lives with boyfriend currently he’s self employed too as a trade on a building sore not sure which, maybe joiner jonwm said:
Thought I’d do a quick update on this thread to stop my anger coming out in the real world!!
Said hairdresser still doing the dodge with the SA as still only taking cash, just paid £11k for a wedding through her bank! Told the wife she just put it in and transferred it out!!
Please tell me people at HMRC get notified by the banks of such large deposits??
Doing more days now as it’s “easy money” I’m losing the will with how people still get away with this!!
Anyway rant over, feel a tiny bit better now telling you strangers about it :-)
https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/shortforms/form/TEH_IRFSaid hairdresser still doing the dodge with the SA as still only taking cash, just paid £11k for a wedding through her bank! Told the wife she just put it in and transferred it out!!
Please tell me people at HMRC get notified by the banks of such large deposits??
Doing more days now as it’s “easy money” I’m losing the will with how people still get away with this!!
Anyway rant over, feel a tiny bit better now telling you strangers about it :-)
There you go, what are you waiting for?
This is no different to tradesman/builders of old though is it?
The problem arises when one of 2 things happen:
You want to get a mortgage, but cannot prove how much you're earning, or if you can, it's 'dodgy', as it's all cash.
You get randomly audited (less likely).
The more likely scenario, which my missus who's an accountant says is more likely to happen...
You piss someone off and they grass you up to the HMRC & you can't prove your 'lifestlye' is sustainable by the small amounts you owe, because everything is paid for in cash.
'Apparently' - this is one of the many reasons why tax is being made to go digital.
The problem arises when one of 2 things happen:
You want to get a mortgage, but cannot prove how much you're earning, or if you can, it's 'dodgy', as it's all cash.
You get randomly audited (less likely).
The more likely scenario, which my missus who's an accountant says is more likely to happen...
You piss someone off and they grass you up to the HMRC & you can't prove your 'lifestlye' is sustainable by the small amounts you owe, because everything is paid for in cash.
'Apparently' - this is one of the many reasons why tax is being made to go digital.
theguvernor15 said:
You piss someone off and they grass you up to the HMRC & you can't prove your 'lifestlye' is sustainable by the small amounts you owe, because everything is paid for in cash.
Makes sense but how can they prove that you're actually being dodgy? Askin' for a mate, like*.* - actually, I'm quite anal about this sort of thing so log everything. #boring
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