24-07-2020, 07:39 AM
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Re: Good News for Doctors, Dentists, Police and Armed Forces
Originally Posted by monkeypuzzle
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My nephew is a dentist and his wife a GP, they don't earn a huge amount of money, they aren't millionaires.
24-07-2020, 08:41 AM
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Re: Good News for Doctors, Dentists, Police and Armed Forces
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Not since the loophole of "cash" for signatures on insurance forms etc, etc was closed.
I have was recently quoted at £37.00 – "a nice little earner" as Del Boy would say!
24-07-2020, 09:14 AM
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Re: Good News for Doctors, Dentists, Police and Armed Forces
Baz, GPs are well within their rights to charge what they like for none NHS work, just as long as a receipt is provided and the transaction goes through the books. Back in the 80s from personal knowledge, I got clobbered by the Tax Man for a Pools Round, done out of necessity to supplement income whilst, a medical person a family member worked for was averaged £100-£150 per day, under the table.
Who is the Mug.
24-07-2020, 09:26 AM
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Re: Good News for Doctors, Dentists, Police and Armed Forces
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Baz, GPs are well within their rights to charge what they like for none NHS work, just as long as a receipt is provided and the transaction goes through the books. Back in the 80s from personal knowledge, I got clobbered by the Tax Man for a Pools Round, done out of necessity to supplement income whilst, a medical person a family member worked for was averaged £100-£150 per day, under the table.Who is the Mug.
I'm sure many of us know examples of the type you quote doing work 'under the table' while others of us get 'clobbered' for just trying to earn a little more cash, not a fortune compared to what you quote, but it's always the way. Those who 'earn' most can get away with this type of thing where those who are just about scraping by get caught out. These people are 'easy targets' so are targeted!
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