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Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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Originally Posted by Vision67
Farmer's Markets
You can buy produce wholesale and then re-sell it at a Farmer's market for a higher price by lying to your customers saying that it was grown locally.
I've seen this done frequently.
The farmer's markets we go to all accept credit/debit cards.
If you want to be paid in cash, hang out with the other day laborers in the parking lot at Home Depot. They generally get about $20/hour in our area, in cash.
Their plenty of jobs getting paid cash work for a sports team selling sport tickets they pay you based on commissionary which means CASH.
Do day labor jobs
House cleaner
Work for a private company who pay cash(google)Private companies arent required to pay taxes to the IRS ONLY required to REPORT their incoming earnings to IRS.
Location: The Northeast - hoping one day the Northwest!
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What about working in a restaurant? Tips! I worked in restaurants for years, and would get paid cash every night I worked. The paycheck would be bi-weekly. I was lucky enough to live in states where the state server minimum wage was higher than federal, so I always had a paycheck. Wasn't much (like $30-$50) but it was something extra.
Why do you want a legal job that pays cash? The only reasons that you would prefer cash are in and of themselves sketchy. Tax evasion is one reason you would prefer cash jobs, avoiding wage garnishments for things like unpaid child support would be another.
If either of those reasons are valid, just own up to your illegal motives and accept an illegal job.
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