Tax culture, plumbers and black cash. The British propose cutting off the hand of the giver
In the blog of a British Pole I read what passions are boiling in the UK around cash-in-hand. Are you calling an electrician, plumber, gardener or internet installer? Well, pay him in hand. Nothing terrible, it would seem, but the British budget lost 2 billion pounds in taxes due to such informal relations and decided to shame both hands: both the taking and the giving. Not the latest news, of course. But those who babble about Malekho in Busurman can still read here (Polish) and here (English).