@AbGamble1 This is tax fraud

@JUSTMlGH It's completely legal, even encouraged

@AbGamble1 I was at our foot care place the other day. They said their cost to run a debit machine is $6,000 a year!!

@KateatHome Ouch!

@AbGamble1 So much for the cashless society.

@goonda13 There's a cash price to pay for a cashless society

@AbGamble1 Isn't it just tax evasion?

@dumbleritos Not necessarily. Big buisness pay a low transaction fee due to volume. Small business pay much more. This gives the advantage to big business.

@AbGamble1 I don't trust small business owners.

@Mr_JamesLandis My neighbors are small business owners, we live on the east side, we live apart from the big business owners. They are us..

@AbGamble1 Canadian Central Bank Digital Currency fixes this problem. No credit card fees AND the convenience of tap. Why business lobbyist groups aren’t demanding this to save millions in fees is beyond me.

@AbGamble1 All the businesses in my area won’t take cash. Downtown Toronto.

@AbGamble1 Always, at the end of the line the $50 bank note is still worth $50.

@AbGamble1 Digital payments, debit and credit cards pay service over service. That $50 will be less than $20. Only one who wins is the government and the bank.

@AbGamble1 I'm looking for a way to be paid in physical gold or silver. Cash (i.e., fiat currency; paper) is losing value at an astonishing rate.

@AbGamble1 When you say the quiet part out loud

@AbGamble1 The IRS would be verrrrry interested in this business. They need to be reported

@AbGamble1 Rather them just charge me the fee they get charged for using the card

@AbGamble1 We only tip in cash.

@AbGamble1 i use cash at small businesses, if their prices are good, the amount of tax they pay is none of my business