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[coolchefs]

hi Charkei,
i believe if your private employer is declaring your pay in his/her tax returns , which they will ,i think you should also declare it. I sure its not a big amount, but once you are audited by them , they wil always keep an eye on what you do. trust me getting audited is not a good thing. i am not trying to scare u, but i have lived there before so i know. thanx and hope this helps.

 

[qorax]

hi Charkei,
i believe if your private employer is declaring your pay in his/her tax returns , which they will ,i think you should also declare it. I sure its not a big amount, but once you are audited by them , they wil always keep an eye on what you do. trust me getting audited is not a good thing. i am not trying to scare u, but i have lived there before so i know. thanx and hope this helps.

Well said !

 

[charkei]

hi Charkei,
i believe if your private employer is declaring your pay in his/her tax returns , which they will ,i think you should also declare it. I sure its not a big amount, but once you are audited by them , they wil always keep an eye on what you do. trust me getting audited is not a good thing. i am not trying to scare u, but i have lived there before so i know. thanx and hope this helps.

Ohh boy.. it's realy hard being ignorance about taxation. I have heard that income tax could be on as much as 30%. I have 1300 dollars and up to 1600 dollars per month depending on how many weeks per month of this part time job on my private employer, excluding my income in McDonalds. If that's the case, the government is taking tax money from me to up to 500$ a month and that's way to big for me, aside from that I already paid taxes from my work in McDonalds.
Am I just speculating way beyond? Could you guys help me clear out my mind. Hoping for a reply. Thank you.