What are the fines and consequences if you do cash-in-hand jobs in Australia?

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Published 18 August 2022 1:03pm

By Madhura Seneviratne

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What are the fines and consequences if you do cash-in-hand jobs in Australia?

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Listen to SBS Sinhala Radio's interview on why it is illegal to do cash-in-hand jobs in Australia and the fines and consequences of doing cash-in-hand jobs.

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