Cash in hand 'morally wrong'
Exchequer Secretary David Gauke has said that home-owners who accept a discount and pay workers cash in hand, are guilty of helping them avoid tax and has called the practise 'morally wrong.'
Exchequer Secretary David Gauke has said that home-owners who accept a discount and pay workers cash in hand, are guilty of helping them avoid tax and has called the practise 'morally wrong.'
The Business Secretary Vince Cable told ITV News that he has paid cash in hand as it is "perfectly legal and moral" practice, provided it is not done with the objective of avoiding tax.
The force has been charged under the Health and Safety Act and will appear before magistrates in May.
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The club's plans have provoked much criticism, with Amnesty International describing Myanmar as an 'odd choice' for a tour.