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Would you report someone for working a second job cash in hand

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dammit88 · 28/03/2026 19:05

…. And not paying tax? Earning around £100-200 extra per week on top of their normal pays job.

has anyone ever done this? Did anything happen?

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Maddy70 · 20/07/2026 17:40

No

LilacBearing · 23/07/2026 12:20

i would, why should some ducking and diving arthur daley walk around with a grand in his arse pocket for not declaring tax on side hustles.

FreddysFingers · 26/07/2026 01:55

No way, the cost of living is horrendous, they're probably trying to make ends meet. Best to keep your own powder dry and concentrate on what you're doing.

FreddysFingers · 26/07/2026 01:57

Also, you might not believe in it, but that's bad karma. You'd be sending something out there that will come back to you at some point 😉

Badbadbunny · 26/07/2026 12:29

FreddysFingers · 26/07/2026 01:57

Also, you might not believe in it, but that's bad karma. You'd be sending something out there that will come back to you at some point 😉

Hilarious that some people actually believe that.

HollyhocksandPeons · 06/09/2026 21:25

therockingbird · 28/03/2026 19:19

No! I’m more bothered by the ever increasing privately diagnosed adhd’ers claiming they can’t leave the house to work..

Interesting - my niece is a nurse and in her department the only surgeon who is able to perform faultlessly more operations per day than any other surgeon is a lady with ADHD. She proudly shares she has ADHD on her NHS website and continues to operate more effectively than the rest of their unit.

HollyhocksandPeons · 06/09/2026 21:26

It very interesting dichotomy - on a different thread a few days back people voted like 80% in AIBU to say they would never hire anyone who only accepts cash. How strange - same website cohort, such divergent opinions?

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