Need help RE: f*** up my boss

[Lindy]

Just a simply question by boss treats be like **** and i'm looking to stuff him up big time. I work as a chef part during uni and i make $10 an hr. (i know pathetic) and the worst thing is that he pays us in cash. I'm looking to dob him in for not paying tax on any of his staff which is about 12.

Just wondering who do i go to, is it the tax department? and do i call them directly or do i have to do it in writing.

thanks

 

[Armwarmer]

Think about this a little bit before you actually go ahead with it.

Firstly, as you have been recieving cash money, you are also potentially liable to get in trouble, as will the people you work with. Your boss may not be in the only one getting burnt.

Secondly, your boss could get into alot of ****. Are you sure whatever he has done warrants this?

Lastly, I have a hunch you might work at Don Don. I don't want Don Don to close!!!

 

[dmc333]

Quit.

Dobbing in the cash in hand paying boss, while being a cash in hand receiving employee ain't a great idea. Unless you quit, then do it.

 

[setlikejelly]

Blackmail the pr1ck that'll more than make up for the pathetic wage he has been paying you...

 

[Big Cox]

Best thing to do is organise a strike

 

[put me in coach]

Make a call to the ATO. But in the first instance do not mention your own name, when they check him out there is a good chance you (and your fellow employees) will be given amnesty if you detail the rorts you have been suffering. I mean to say $10.00/hr cash was pre-Keating's "recession we had to have"

 

[The Dice Man]

You say you're a Chef and you're actually asking for advice on how to **** him up?




Dude, that should be just toooooo easy.

 

[goalpie]

Just a simply question by boss treats be like **** and i'm looking to stuff him up big time. I work as a chef part during uni and i make $10 an hr. (i know pathetic) and the worst thing is that he pays us in cash. I'm looking to dob him in for not paying tax on any of his staff which is about 12.

Just wondering who do i go to, is it the tax department? and do i call them directly or do i have to do it in writing.

thanks

Just remember you will always know and you will always be responcible for any reprocussions. Do you know how many people it will effect in various ways. Guilt has a habit of hanging around for a long long time.

An easy solution would be to get another job.

 

[cooperjai]

You say you're a Chef and you're actually asking for advice on how to **** him up?




Dude, that should be just toooooo easy.

make him a sandwich with extra mayo

 

[CattyBossDog]

Just wondering who do i go to, is it the tax department? and do i call them directly or do i have to do it in writing.

Call the ATO and tell them how much cash your boss has paid you in total.

You can even lie a bit to get him into even more strife by telling them he's paid you more than he really has. He can't prove that he didn't pay you less than what you say he did. If you get the rest of the workers there to all do the same thing then he'll really get it bad, because if every one of you says you got paid more than you did then the court takes your word over his!

 

[Jabso]

Most of the ATO nabbing tax cheats is found after investigating complaints from disgruntled (former) employees.

I suppose if he's a tax cheat he deserves to be punished but you have to ask yourself about the guilt and all that morality crap that is SOOOO overrated.

 

[cooperjai]

Call the ATO and tell them how much cash your boss has paid you in total.

You can even lie a bit to get him into even more strife by telling them he's paid you more than he really has. He can't prove that he didn't pay you less than what you say he did. If you get the rest of the workers there to all do the same thing then he'll really get it bad, because if every one of you says you got paid more than you did then the court takes your word over his!

you are better off telling them that he underpaid you, that way he has to pay you up to the award for the duration of your employment as well as pay the tax.

 

[stickman11]

Think about this a little bit before you actually go ahead with it.

Firstly, as you have been recieving cash money, you are also potentially liable to get in trouble, as will the people you work with. Your boss may not be in the only one getting burnt.

Secondly, your boss could get into alot of ****. Are you sure whatever he has done warrants this?

Lastly, I have a hunch you might work at Don Don. I don't want Don Don to close!!!

If you declare the income on your tax form, it would be like receiving your wage except electing not to have your tax taken out. It means that you will have to send a cheque to the tax office.

As for the employer... dob him in. I am sure they will be all over his business in no time.

 

[Lindy]

thanks for all the help...does any1 know the number of the ATO

 

[Gets!]

FFS you don't know how to use a phone book?

 

[rick James]

It's actually centrelink that monitor this stuff.

 

[CattyBossDog]

It's actually centrelink that monitor this stuff.

You an expert there rJ?

 

[rick James]

You an expert there rJ?

Nah, just know a guy that works for centrelink chasing this sort of stuff - if your bus is caught he will be well and truly ****ed

but the guys who get it really bad, are the ones who employ illegal immigrants - I'm talking a team of 20 AFP with centrelink officials in tow is the norm

 

[CattyBossDog]

Nah, just know a guy that works for centrelink chasing this sort of stuff - if your bus is caught he will be well and truly ****ed

but the guys who get it really bad, are the ones who employ illegal immigrants - I'm talking a team of 20 AFP with centrelink officials in tow is the norm

Oh, OK. I just thought you might be unemployed a lot, and go to centrelink heaps, and stuff like that.

 

[rick James]

Oh, OK. I just thought you might be unemployed a lot, and go to centrelink heaps, and stuff like that.

I would like to point out I spent $6,000.00 on a toy last week.

 

[stickman11]

Just a simply question by boss treats be like **** and i'm looking to stuff him up big time. I work as a chef part during uni and i make $10 an hr. (i know pathetic) and the worst thing is that he pays us in cash. I'm looking to dob him in for not paying tax on any of his staff which is about 12.

Just wondering who do i go to, is it the tax department? and do i call them directly or do i have to do it in writing.

thanks

Are you an Australian resident.

I'm thinking that your boss my not really think you'll notice, especially as you seem to use b instead of an M in your opening sentence and simply questions?.

 

[Hawk Dork]

The lot of you together, confront him just before the busiest shift and tell him you are all walking out ,unless he coughs up more sheckles per hour.
Make sure everyones on board before hand.

 

[Antonius]

I would like to point out I spent $6,000.00 on a toy last week.

CattyBossDog is better than you. $6,000? Pfft, he spends $60,000 on his toys. And more often than once a week.

 

[Lindy]

Thanks for all the posts, i think i'll give it another few weeks and if **** doesn't improve i'll do something about it.

 

[Rob]

Nah, just know a guy that works for centrelink chasing this sort of stuff - if your bus is caught he will be well and truly ****ed

but the guys who get it really bad, are the ones who employ illegal immigrants - I'm talking a team of 20 AFP with centrelink officials in tow is the norm

Centrelink are only going to care if the guy (or any of the employees) is claiming welfare as well.