9ideon
16th August 2022, 09:27
Ever wondered why Governments World Wide have made cash payments of your wages almost impossible or even illegal in some countries? I can remember Friday afternoons when my Old Man came home with his little brown Envelope full of wages. Those days are gone, even worse in my country it is illegal to pay wages to your employees in cash.
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De regels voor de uitbetaling en administratie van loon zijn opgenomen in de Wet Aanpak Schijnconstructies (WAS). Vanaf 1 januari 2016 geldt de plicht om voor al uw medewerkers het nettobedrag van de loonstrook uitsluitend via een bankbetaling over te maken. Netto is het resultaat wat op de loonstrook als netto te betalen overblijft. Dus contant uitbetalen mag niet meer. Ook niet gedeeltelijk. Zorg er dus voor dat u de correcte gegevens heeft van de bankrekening van uw medewerker.
Het netto uit te betalen loon mag in de regel niet minder zijn dan het netto minimum (jeugd)loon en dat bedrag dient ook giraal te worden overgemaakt op de bankrekening van de medewerker.
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The rules for the payment and administration of wages are included in the Act Approach False Constructions (WAS). From 1 January 2016, the obligation applies to all your employees to transfer the net amount of the pay slip exclusively via bank payment. Net is the result that remains on the pay slip as net to be paid. So it is no longer allowed to pay in cash. Not even partially. So make sure that you have the correct details of your employee's bank account.
As a rule, the net wage to be paid may not be less than the net minimum (youth) wage and that amount must also be transferred to the employee's bank account.
Source (https://www.khn.nl/veelgestelde-vragen/ondernemen-in-de-horeca/moet-je-het-loon-van-al-je-medewerkers-per-bank-betalen)
The above source article is about the Cafe & Rest businesses, although the WAS law targets minimum wages (the poor people) it is nowadays not clear if this is really the case.
The same law was implemented in Belgium (different name). I am not sure about all the other "Western" Countries on this one, in any case what it comes down to is basically that People are being forced to lodge their money into their bank accounts, banks are privately owned, shareholders etc.
Mandatory to lodge money into some banks account, who do You think owns that money when the bank takes hold of it? Not You! You basically become a creditor to the bank.
Who owns the money in your bank account?
At the moment of deposit, the funds become the property of the depository bank. Thus, as a depositor, you are in essence a creditor of the bank. Once the bank accepts your deposit, it agrees to refund the same amount, or any part thereof, on demand.
Although banks get a legal mandate to keep the money from their depositors, they need to provide ways for their customers to access at least part of the money. Banks get into exceptional arrangements with their clients regarding the issue of the extent to which customers can access their deposits.
Source (https://www.sgrlaw.com)
https://i.postimg.cc/GhfNFbZD/bnk.png
Are Banks entitled to keep "your" money?
The question of whether a bank can take your money is one of the most intriguing ones in the history of traditional banking. Based on the legal arrangement that is in place between the institutions and their customers, banks are supposed to provide safety arrangements for their clients while safeguarding their money.
However, it happens that banks operate using many terms and conditions that may be confusing to anyone. In some cases, banks can invoke a provision in the law which may not necessarily be expressly stated in their terms and conditions. Therefore, it may be difficult for anyone to understand all the rules that banks use when keeping money that belongs to their clients.
One of the most common principles that banks use, which may not be stated openly in their terms and conditions, is setting off. The concept of setting off means that a bank can move money from your savings account to other accounts to settle your debts with them without seeking your permission first. Basing on this practice, one can argue that banks can take your money.
Source (https://medium.com/fsbtapi/forty-seven-who-own-my-money-d565f9176442)
What I am trying to point out here is the fact that cash payments of your wages is something of the past for a reason, we've seen that fraudulent figure Trudeau just freezing accounts at will.
https://i.postimg.cc/5yY5bWnc/govt.png
Can the government go into your bank account?
The Short Answer: Yes. The IRS probably already knows about many of your financial accounts, and the IRS can get information on how much is there. But, in reality, the IRS rarely digs deeper into your bank and financial accounts unless you're being audited or the IRS is collecting back taxes from you.
Source (https://www.hrblock.com)
The above quote is of importance to the US people right now, those 87k irs agents, they will already know exactly where to go.
Do banks steal your money?
Whether you want to hear it or not, the truth is that the banks are in bed with the government and although the government tells the banks to “treat people fairly,” they continue to steal your money, while greedily taking money from you (via the government and your tax dollars) at the same time.
Source (https://www.interviewarea.com)
In any case, reason for this Thread is to make you all aware that money in your account is not yours anymore, have the feeling almost no one realizes this. It is also the future (when they introduce the full digital currency fraud) that when you are not listening or obeying the Rich, they can just take your money and if it feels difficult they just pass a kangaroo law.
Again, not trying to incite fear here, just want to make you all aware of how simple it might become for those "people" to feck us over even more.
Just remember, if we all take the money out of our accounts at the same time, banks will go bankrupt and power will be lost.
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQBmEUq5_PTncKeb4J1k-qVWUK1X8OrqNWfWw&usqp=CAU
De regels voor de uitbetaling en administratie van loon zijn opgenomen in de Wet Aanpak Schijnconstructies (WAS). Vanaf 1 januari 2016 geldt de plicht om voor al uw medewerkers het nettobedrag van de loonstrook uitsluitend via een bankbetaling over te maken. Netto is het resultaat wat op de loonstrook als netto te betalen overblijft. Dus contant uitbetalen mag niet meer. Ook niet gedeeltelijk. Zorg er dus voor dat u de correcte gegevens heeft van de bankrekening van uw medewerker.
Het netto uit te betalen loon mag in de regel niet minder zijn dan het netto minimum (jeugd)loon en dat bedrag dient ook giraal te worden overgemaakt op de bankrekening van de medewerker.
_____________________________________________________________________________
The rules for the payment and administration of wages are included in the Act Approach False Constructions (WAS). From 1 January 2016, the obligation applies to all your employees to transfer the net amount of the pay slip exclusively via bank payment. Net is the result that remains on the pay slip as net to be paid. So it is no longer allowed to pay in cash. Not even partially. So make sure that you have the correct details of your employee's bank account.
As a rule, the net wage to be paid may not be less than the net minimum (youth) wage and that amount must also be transferred to the employee's bank account.
Source (https://www.khn.nl/veelgestelde-vragen/ondernemen-in-de-horeca/moet-je-het-loon-van-al-je-medewerkers-per-bank-betalen)
The above source article is about the Cafe & Rest businesses, although the WAS law targets minimum wages (the poor people) it is nowadays not clear if this is really the case.
The same law was implemented in Belgium (different name). I am not sure about all the other "Western" Countries on this one, in any case what it comes down to is basically that People are being forced to lodge their money into their bank accounts, banks are privately owned, shareholders etc.
Mandatory to lodge money into some banks account, who do You think owns that money when the bank takes hold of it? Not You! You basically become a creditor to the bank.
Who owns the money in your bank account?
At the moment of deposit, the funds become the property of the depository bank. Thus, as a depositor, you are in essence a creditor of the bank. Once the bank accepts your deposit, it agrees to refund the same amount, or any part thereof, on demand.
Although banks get a legal mandate to keep the money from their depositors, they need to provide ways for their customers to access at least part of the money. Banks get into exceptional arrangements with their clients regarding the issue of the extent to which customers can access their deposits.
Source (https://www.sgrlaw.com)
https://i.postimg.cc/GhfNFbZD/bnk.png
Are Banks entitled to keep "your" money?
The question of whether a bank can take your money is one of the most intriguing ones in the history of traditional banking. Based on the legal arrangement that is in place between the institutions and their customers, banks are supposed to provide safety arrangements for their clients while safeguarding their money.
However, it happens that banks operate using many terms and conditions that may be confusing to anyone. In some cases, banks can invoke a provision in the law which may not necessarily be expressly stated in their terms and conditions. Therefore, it may be difficult for anyone to understand all the rules that banks use when keeping money that belongs to their clients.
One of the most common principles that banks use, which may not be stated openly in their terms and conditions, is setting off. The concept of setting off means that a bank can move money from your savings account to other accounts to settle your debts with them without seeking your permission first. Basing on this practice, one can argue that banks can take your money.
Source (https://medium.com/fsbtapi/forty-seven-who-own-my-money-d565f9176442)
What I am trying to point out here is the fact that cash payments of your wages is something of the past for a reason, we've seen that fraudulent figure Trudeau just freezing accounts at will.
https://i.postimg.cc/5yY5bWnc/govt.png
Can the government go into your bank account?
The Short Answer: Yes. The IRS probably already knows about many of your financial accounts, and the IRS can get information on how much is there. But, in reality, the IRS rarely digs deeper into your bank and financial accounts unless you're being audited or the IRS is collecting back taxes from you.
Source (https://www.hrblock.com)
The above quote is of importance to the US people right now, those 87k irs agents, they will already know exactly where to go.
Do banks steal your money?
Whether you want to hear it or not, the truth is that the banks are in bed with the government and although the government tells the banks to “treat people fairly,” they continue to steal your money, while greedily taking money from you (via the government and your tax dollars) at the same time.
Source (https://www.interviewarea.com)
In any case, reason for this Thread is to make you all aware that money in your account is not yours anymore, have the feeling almost no one realizes this. It is also the future (when they introduce the full digital currency fraud) that when you are not listening or obeying the Rich, they can just take your money and if it feels difficult they just pass a kangaroo law.
Again, not trying to incite fear here, just want to make you all aware of how simple it might become for those "people" to feck us over even more.
Just remember, if we all take the money out of our accounts at the same time, banks will go bankrupt and power will be lost.