Relief milking

Fullback333

I'm a secondary school teacher, I've done the milking course with FRS, I'd be hoping to work weekdays for all of summer, would farmer pay you cash in hand and do you think you'd get €50 a milking anymore?

kerryjack

Fullback333 wrote: »

I'm a secondary school teacher, I've done the milking course with FRS, I'd be hoping to work weekdays for all of summer, would farmer pay you cash in hand and do you think you'd get €50 a milking anymore?

That depends where your based if you are in dairy country or not hope you are not thinking there is handy money ti be made at it because there is not are you from farming back ground

Milked out

Fullback333 wrote: »

I'm a secondary school teacher, I've done the milking course with FRS, I'd be hoping to work weekdays for all of summer, would farmer pay you cash in hand and do you think you'd get €50 a milking anymore?

Wouldn t pay 50 cash a milking here anyway would have to be thru the books

Timmaay

Milked out wrote: »

Wouldn t pay 50 cash a milking here anyway would have to be thru the books

Same. The reality is 50quid thought the books is no more than 30e cash in hand.

kowtow

Timmaay wrote: »

Same. The reality is 50quid thought the books is no more than 30e cash in hand.

And 50e cash in hand is 80e out of the farm.

Timmaay

Tax man is clamping down on any casual labour put down as contracting on the books also, he'll be looking for receipts and vat numbers etc. It's a pure pain in the arse 2bh. FRS starts making sense, but is still expensive, and pain in the arse in terms of paperwork for the actual milker.

J DEERE

Fullback333 wrote: »

I'm a secondary school teacher, I've done the milking course with FRS, I'd be hoping to work weekdays for all of summer, would farmer pay you cash in hand and do you think you'd get €50 a milking anymore?

50 a milking?? More like 30-35 and thats through the books. A man can be employed for 100 a day and that covers 2 milkings and work in between

frazzledhome

I'd pay that but no way would I pay without going through books.

Fullback333

What is the most you would pay in cash as I dont want to get caught for income tax

kowtow

Fullback333 wrote: »

What is the most you would pay in cash as I dont want to get caught for income tax

The going rate, less the cost of the income tax I have to pay as a result of not putting it through the books, rounded down to the nearest tenner.

Sam Kade

I'd like a job like that €100 cash a day to milk someone else's cows on top of a teachers income and weekends off

greysides

Fullback333 wrote: »

What is the most you would pay in cash as I dont want to get caught for income tax

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