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WrX_bAbY · #51 26-03-2009, 12:02 PM

yeah, i guess, i don't know, i've never come across one before, would to see girls getting into it

SweLLy · #52 26-03-2009, 12:14 PM

also a girl doing either spray painting or panel beating maybe both who works across from me. She must be around 17-19 got her P plates up, just really depends how hard you to want to work and if you don't mind getting your hands dirty

deviant · #53 26-03-2009, 12:58 PM

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Get a second job then find out if you like being taxed a shitload mate.

Again, I'm NOT the one that is doing this.. sif I have the time, im a girl, 19, a full time student, and parttime/casual video ezy in Joondanna, how am I suppose to keep up making this for a living.

He does pay his taxes, not on his second job, i guess majority of tradies are doing it illegal as they prefer doing cash jobs - even though some of them write a reciept, of course they write it down lower than what you actually pay them.

Oh wells. i guess all the tradies are lined up to catch up with the ATO as well.

Lol...why would you take a 2nd job if you had an issue with being taxed accordingly.

He is not paying all the tax he owes so he is not really paying his taxes.

There is nothing wrong with being paid cash for a job as long as its treated correctly. Undervaluing the job just to reduce your tax payments is dodgy.

If this bloke can make $500 / week doing a few cash in hand jobs why doesnt he make it his full time job and earn himself thousands a week?

There is no way to defend what he is doing, plain and simple he is making a living and not paying tax which is illegal.

Try working 50+ hours a week and getting taxed a shitload while other people loaf around and screw the system at your expense and see how you like it mate. But hey fuck everyone else as long as I'm okay right?

WrX_bAbY · #54 26-03-2009, 01:25 PM

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Lol...why would you take a 2nd job if you had an issue with being taxed accordingly.

He is not paying all the tax he owes so he is not really paying his taxes.

There is nothing wrong with being paid cash for a job as long as its treated correctly. Undervaluing the job just to reduce your tax payments is dodgy.

If this bloke can make $500 / week doing a few cash in hand jobs why doesnt he make it his full time job and earn himself thousands a week?

There is no way to defend what he is doing, plain and simple he is making a living and not paying tax which is illegal.

Try working 50+ hours a week and getting taxed a shitload while other people loaf around and screw the system at your expense and see how you like it mate. But hey fuck everyone else as long as I'm okay right?

Yeah mate, how about there isnt' enough demand for it to make it a full time job... yet.

I dont know the figures behind his second job. I know that he is on the tax books for BOTH jobs, but i know that he doesn't claim it all on the second one. Yes it may sound dodgy but he could POSSIBLY note down 300 while he is making 400-500 right?? oh wells, his problem not mine, was just asking for suggestions any how

blue.spec · #55 26-03-2009, 01:28 PM

i bet this is for you

JDM_STYLE · #56 26-03-2009, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by WrX_bAbY

Again, I'm NOT the one that is doing this.. sif I have the time, im a girl, 19, a full time student, and parttime/casual video ezy in Joondanna, how am I suppose to keep up making this for a living.

I work as an auditor of the ATO and find this info very interesting, we
will be in contact with you shortly for more information concerning the identity
of this person.

Or you could just tell him to just pay me half of what he gets each week
and the matter will not be taken any further

deviant · #57 26-03-2009, 01:44 PM

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If he was to drop that into the bank every week - would the bank/tax dept/gov look at him as if something fishy is going on since ALL jobs are suppose to be on the tax books???

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nah he just wasn't sure because they might think he is a drug dealer or something you know? but i guess a gambler could cut it, but he just doesn't want the tax dept to know that he is doing cash jobs as well because I don't think they would like that. I guess he is safe then ..lol

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Originally Posted by WrX_bAbY

I know that he is on the tax books for BOTH jobs

Maybe I read this wrong...is he declaring his 2nd income or not?

If he is on the books and has declared half of what he is really earning then that is tax evasion