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  • Wangsta3
    SBR Hustler
    • 01-26-16
    • 62

    #1
    Humble brag but serious thread
    I've gotten pretty lucky the past few weeks and have wound up with a decently large sum of money (for me at least). I'm pretty young so I'm not that educated on how tax laws and everything works, but how much money could I deposit in the bank without raising eyebrows? Should I just keep the cash in a safe or something? Been in the market for a new car and I've recently won enough combined with my actually earned money to buy the car without any note, but scared that might be a bad idea.
  • unde0087
    BARRELED IN @ SBR!
    • 03-27-08
    • 28998

    #2
    Anything $10,000 or more is reported by banks after 9/11. My mom works at a bank, any wire transfers over that amount is automatically red flagged so if you want to stay under the radar keep it under $10 grand. At least that is what my mother told me and how they do things, I guess I can't speak for all banks
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    • Wangsta3
      SBR Hustler
      • 01-26-16
      • 62

      #3
      By that do you mean don't deposit $10k at once? Like if I were to deposit in increments of $5k once a week for a couple weeks would that raise eyebrows?
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      • jjgold
        SBR Aristocracy
        • 07-20-05
        • 388208

        #4
        Continuous transfers under $10,000 is a federal crime if proven money not legit

        Some clause about your trying to evade taxes
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        • unde0087
          BARRELED IN @ SBR!
          • 03-27-08
          • 28998

          #5
          Originally posted by Wangsta3
          By that do you mean don't deposit $10k at once? Like if I were to deposit in increments of $5k once a week for a couple weeks would that raise eyebrows?
          I mean what I said, whatever you take out make sure it stays under that amount on withdrawals that are heading to your bank account. As a result of 9/11 the government is monitoring large sums of cash coming in or out of country in an attempt to stop illegal activity.
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          • Harry N. Lloyd
            SBR MVP
            • 03-26-08
            • 4810

            #6
            When you deposit in a bank there's a paper trail. When you put the $$ in a safe deposit bank there is not. A paper trail can get you in all sorts of trouble, particularly with taxes. Having a lot of cash can potentially make you vulnerable to robbery. Which criminals are you more afraid of--the government or just regular bad guys?
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            • unde0087
              BARRELED IN @ SBR!
              • 03-27-08
              • 28998

              #7
              Originally posted by Harry N. Lloyd
              When you deposit in a bank there's a paper trail. When you put the $$ in a safe deposit bank there is not. A paper trail can get you in all sorts of trouble, particularly with taxes. Having a lot of cash can potentially make you vulnerable to robbery. Which criminals are you more afraid of--the government or just regular bad guys?
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