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It seems to infuriate me and make me more likely to ask to be payed in cash when doing business with companies that seem to be in the gray area of the law. But
by Fuxy 12y ago
It seems to infuriate me and make me more likely to ask to be payed in cash when doing business with companies that seem to be in the gray area of the law.
But in no way will I cave to this mafia style behavior.
Do I now risk going to jail if any of the people o worked with use my software for something illegal?
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- Xylakant 12y ago>It seems to [...] make me more likely to ask to be payed in cash when doing business with companies that seem to be in the gray area of the law. Money paid in cash still needs to show up in the books of the company and your tax statement. If it doesn't, you just handed them another opportunity to make you hang - tax fraud is nothing to trifle with.
- Fuxy 12y agoIt will be on the books but maybe as something else. I don't mind paying tax but I'd rather not get arrested for something a person I do business with did. This is the chilling effect this kind of behavior by the state has. It make people less willing to share real information with the government since it could potentially get them arrested just to make an example of them. It's all about trust and this kind of behavior makes me not trust the government or the law.
- Xylakant 12y agoIf it's on the books then it's on the books as "y did work for x" which is about as much as they need.