Posted on 20/03/2023 18:56
Just read a review of Wirral CP site that mentions that the wardens are no longer able to sell basic goods from the reception. They told the reviewer that it was a H.O. management decision.
Is this a regular occurrence elsewhere as I've not seen it mentioned before and not being a regular attendee on club sites would not have come across it?
Should imagine it would affect some members more than others.
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Posted on 11/04/2023 20:27 by TinwheelerTry this for starters but I don’t think it will affect CLs who ask for payment in cash.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/money-laundering-regulations-high-value-dealer-registration
Posted on 11/04/2023 20:32 by EmilysDadA manager where I used to work was a budding Arfur Daley .... he went to buy a boat & took a carrier bag of cash with him. I've no idea how much or where it came from but he had the tax man knocking on his door after the seller reported him 🙄
Posted on 11/04/2023 17:37 by TinwheelerThere is a max limit but it’s much more than you'd carry around in your wallet. It's several thousand pounds.
Posted on 11/04/2023 21:00
Well if all this is true its a bit sad really. Health and Safety gone mad. Does this mean if a farm wants to sell free range eggs by the roadside the H& S man will be down on them ? The simple solution for CAMC is to sub contract their shop operation and charge a fee to the contractor. The Club then has no liability but does have a formal income stream
Posted on 11/04/2023 20:57 byThat may be what you intended but it is not what you wrote. I suggest you re-read the comment DK made and your post responding to it.
DK wrote: I am surprised there is not a maximum cash transaction limit in the UK.
You wrote: There is a max limit but it’s much more than you'd carry around in your wallet. It's several thousand pounds.
Our village shop and other shops take cash. The only strange anomaly locally is a chip shop which refuses cards!!
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