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Unreported employment, colloquially called working under the table, nixers being paid cash-in-handor moonlighting (in U.K. English),〔In U.S. English, moonlighting is working at a second job, reported or not.〕 is employment not reported to the state. This is often done by the employer or the employee for tax evasion or circumvention of other laws. Unreported employment is a major factor of the underground economy. Workers and employers who engage in this practice generally make and receive payments in cash, and the employer often does not check the employee's background or credentials, as is sometimes required by law or otherwise expected by the industry's client base, such as a license or professional certification. While the hiring of the employee may or may not be legal in itself, it is often done when the employer or the employee is intentionally failing to obey one or more laws. In developed nations unreported employment circumvents withholding tax and is part of the informal sector. This is hidden from the state for tax, social security or labour law purposes but is legal in all other aspects. ==Work types== Common types of jobs that are paid cash-in-hand include: *Domestic work, such as housekeeping, babysitting, or foodservice *Construction work or farm work *Taxicab service (sometimes known as hacking) *Various types of self-employment, such as plumbing, window cleaning, painting and decorating, street market trading and gardening *Short-term work and day laborers *Short-term youth employment *Barbacking *Prostitution 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「unreported employment」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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