Cash only stores no record

[boa]

How does this work they only take cash and never give you a receipt. How can that be legal?.

[Bytemrk]

Ask for a receipt..... what it says or doesn't say about GST might be enlightening

[V8Ian]

Simple, you hand over your hard earned and receive goods or services. Ho records kept, no tax paid, no GST is claimable.

[p38arover]

Simple, you hand over your hard earned and receive goods or services. Ho records kept, no tax paid, no GST is claimable.

I never keep ho records - and I doubt they give receipts.

[V8Ian]

I never keep ho records - and I doubt they give receipts.

You too! What is this, Pick on Ian night? I have new glasses and I'm sitting in the dark!

[Mick_Marsh]

You are entitled to a receipt.
If they refuse to supply one, refuse to purchase their goods or services.

[Mick_Marsh]

You too! What is this, Pick on Ian night?

Is it Sunday the ninth already?

[V8Ian]

Is it Sunday the ninth already?

Thanks Mick, I see the third stoo.....I mean musketeer has arrived.

[LandyAndy]

You will find cash registers keep a tally of all transactions and I guess they are to be kept for taxation purposes.
The ones who are having a lend of the system will normaly have a sentry hover over a constantly open cash draw,protecting it from theft.These transactions are not recorded.Lunch bars and bakeries run by new australians seem to be the worse offenders.Watch them quickly close the draw if they see a person they percive to be from the government enter the store,ie a Policeman,ranger or anyone in uniform etc,even though taxation isnt in their realm.
They are clever,but not clever enough.Some have been charged with tax evasion simply by the number of pie bags or take away containers they have bought.Pretty hard to explain why you needed 100000 pie bags when you only sold 10000 pies,or bought 500000 take away containers and sold 20000 meals
Andrew

[boa]

And that is why this business will be reported tomorrow.