Some shop owners do that so that every sale is recorded, as at times the staff pocket the cash.
In this country there are shops that refuse credit and debit cards, cash only but mostly owned by dodgy people that doesn't pay tax.
I have a credit card (Never used and brand new) and I have a debit card, but don't know the pin number. Sounds strange but true, as Marian knows the pin and whenever she needs it she uses it. Personally, I hate cards and machines and I never use them.
The only money that I have is carried in my back pocket and I use that to give to needy souls whenever I encounter them.
A simple life methinks.
Yep exactly, it's pretty hard for staff to dip into the till when it's all electronic and record keeping is good too...The government think it's great!
I heard today that the government is busy formulating tax rules for crypto Galen.
They are desperate to get every cent that they can out of us.
The thing is that they can't explain to us where the money of the road levies that we pay goes.
If it was spent to upgrade and maintain the roads, then we wouldn't need such high taxes on gas.
But no, it all goes into a hole and soon the crypto taxes will go down the same hole.
There's already firm tax laws in place here and I'm not surprised they're working on it over there too.
Good thing that Papillon was granted formal Tax Exemption status, so I am not too concerened about their tricks.