Lurgan

[Tony Baloney]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

[Armagh18]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

[trailer]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

Ack wind yer necks in, they are only trying to stop people getting swindled. Answer a few questions and be on your way.

[Armagh18]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

Ack wind yer necks in, they are only trying to stop people getting swindled. Answer a few questions and be on your way.

As if they give a f**k. Its none of their business what you do with your moneh

[tonto1888]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

Ack wind yer necks in, they are only trying to stop people getting swindled. Answer a few questions and be on your way.

As if they give a f**k. Its none of their business what you do with your moneh

well, if it is being used illicitly they have to report it

[naka]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

why is it, cash payments are tax avoidance
pay the tiler by cheque or transfer
 

[JimStynes]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

why is it, cash payments are tax avoidance
pay the tiler by cheque or transfer
 

I don't think I have ever written a cheque apart from a few times in work. Do people still have cheque books?

[AustinPowers]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

why is it, cash payments are tax avoidance
pay the tiler by cheque or transfer
 

Paid a  tradesman recently for work done,  by cash.  If he chooses  not to declare  those earnings , I really couldn't give  two frigs.  I got the work done , and that's  all I care about.

[Milltown Row2]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

why is it, cash payments are tax avoidance
pay the tiler by cheque or transfer
 

Paid a  tradesman recently for work done,  by cash.  If he chooses  not to declare  those earnings , I really couldn't give  two frigs.  I got the work done , and that's  all I care about.

I've no problems paying cash to builders, as you say what they declare is on them, but we shouldn't then complain about dole merchants and global companies getting government tax breaks.

If you are paying cash does he reduce the cost of the work done?

Tony, was the cash just for the labour done or the cost of the tiles as well? Whole house must be decked out on tiles lol! As you get older you need carpets, falling on carpet is easier on the hips

[Hereiam]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

why is it, cash payments are tax avoidance
pay the tiler by cheque or transfer
 

I don't think I have ever written a cheque apart from a few times in work. Do people still have cheque books?

Us farmers still prefer the ole cheque book

[Milltown Row2]

I see cheques and cash in my job, the card is used mainly but I don't think cheques will disappear any time soon

[Applesisapples]

Sunday World reckons Colly had your man Conway sorted out.

He would have lived in the same area.

[Tony Baloney]

There's limits on how much businesses can take in cash before they have to refer the amount for money laundering regulations.  The figure depends on the business but for solicitors offices its 1,000 i think its 5k for car sales but might be wrong

The wife got about 2 grand in cash out a while ago to pay a tiler or something and she got quizzed in Santander as to what it was being used for. Surely you can take your own cash out and do what you want with it.

Exactly. f**king disgraceful.

why is it, cash payments are tax avoidance
pay the tiler by cheque or transfer
 

Paid a  tradesman recently for work done,  by cash.  If he chooses  not to declare  those earnings , I really couldn't give  two frigs.  I got the work done , and that's  all I care about.

I've no problems paying cash to builders, as you say what they declare is on them, but we shouldn't then complain about dole merchants and global companies getting government tax breaks.

If you are paying cash does he reduce the cost of the work done?

Tony, was the cash just for the labour done or the cost of the tiles as well? Whole house must be decked out on tiles lol! As you get older you need carpets, falling on carpet is easier on the hips

I asked the wife about it last night. It turns out that her brother a friend paid when our their bathroom done up as he could claim back the VAT and then we another friend paid him the cash price ex. VAT and that's when they got questioned by the bank. 

[Milltown Row2]

Yeah there are all sorts of ways of claiming things or not claiming things, as long as I'm not being ripped off and the work done is up to her standard then I'm happy

[Eire90]

Its not lurgan but i put it here


Reports are emerging that a number of masked and armed men entered numerous bars in Dungiven tonight.

The men, who it is believed were armed with guns, are reported to have issued threats a short time ago.

It is understood the gang warned punters and staff that they will take action against those selling drugs.

Sinn Féin Councillor Sean McGlinchey confirmed that licensed premises in the town had been targeted by three individuals who were armed.

"This is not the way forward. If anyone has any issues with drugs, there are better ways to address them and resolve them," he said.