Well actually my husband did inform the three employees that actually can string two word of english together that their P45s were still in the safe and most likely would stay there for ever. The remaining employees are family members of employer. I'm not sure that he would have risked losing his job crappy as it was(which are very hard to come by these days) in order to get other peoples tax affairs right.
Welfare and Tax fraud
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Well actually my husband did inform the three employees that actually can string two word of english together that their P45s were still in the safe and most likely would stay there for ever. The remaining employees are family members of employer. I'm not sure that he would have risked losing his job crappy as it was(which are very hard to come by these days) in order to get other peoples tax affairs right.
That is the problem -PRSI was paid but only from the beginning of 2007 when in actual fact husband was working from Sep 2006, those 16 weeks that employer did not declare him as working apparently make the difference as to whether he will get benefit or allowance -allowance will take 3 months to process, that is what he was told. He cannot prove that to welfare people via 2006 P60 as he did not receive one.
Yeah - one the Gardaí if you are saying that this has actually happened!
What is the relevance of this remark?!
Clubman -I have to say I don't appreciate your tone. Husband was threatened,the gardai have been informed and a report has been made. I'm not making this all up you know.
The relevance of my remark is in response to a query as to whether my husband is partly responsible for his situation by knowingly working with undeclared staff - only three employees(except himself) speak the tiniest amount of english, none of the others speak a word. The three that do can hardly compose a sentence
He tried to explain via one of their boyfriends who speaks a modicum of english that they most likely were not *on the books*
Duty done.
The relevance of my remark is in response to a query as to whether my husband is partly responsible for his situation by knowingly working with undeclared staff - only three employees(except himself) speak the tiniest amount of english, none of the others speak a word. The three that do can hardly compose a sentence
He tried to explain via one of their boyfriends who speaks a modicum of english that they most likely were not *on the books*
Duty done.
That's fair enough. I think Clubman, and certainly other AAM readers incl myself, picked up on the way you wrote it which does not read well and may seem offensive towards non-irish native.
volda said:
We now have to live in a world of political correctness.
Well in actual fact my husband is a *non-irish* person, he is Italian, I am not Irish -something I did not establish in my first post, as it is totally irrelevant.But I do think it is relevant to point out that hos co-workers do not speak english,certainly not enough to converse with anyone when any responsibility he may have had is called into question.
Actually the P60 is not forthcoming. Ex boss is doing utmost to make things difficult.
I am at a loss as to understand how an employer can suddenly*remember* that he had someone working for 3 or 4 months before they were officially declared as working -TWO years later. This is what would have to happen I suppose in order to supply this miising document.
I am at a loss as to understand how an employer can suddenly*remember* that he had someone working for 3 or 4 months before they were officially declared as working -TWO years later. This is what would have to happen I suppose in order to supply this miising document.