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Is there a general rule that banks use to in regards of reporting your deposits to any type of federal agency? If you are depositing 10-15 grand in a account a month would it generally send up any flags?
 

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I should have been more clear I figure cash would. I'm talking direct deposits or business checks. If a checks from a business a bank would assume it's a payroll check and not be required to report it?
 

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banks have to report any transaction that are 10k +, if your single deposit is 10K or more, check money order cash or direct depo, it will get reposrted, others, u can do 9k a week and ur good, as just dont do 9k cash, i m banker and a business owner both, so i have had my fair share of this, i own a gas stastion and made that mistake of depositing the weekends deposit all at once over 10k, they made me fill out a form and it gets reported, now i work at BofA and learned all about it, just stary away from 9k cash depos, and u'll b aite, wires over 10k get reported to....
 

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just to clarfy, the wires get on a list, if u have too many, or too many too soon, say 1 a week over 10k u get on the list, after a few they will call u to verify, then they put u on the list

the irs if i m not mistaken asks for this info, and like all info its public when tax time comes, so if u get audited it will get pulled

and the trick to say it was a gift sometimes doesnt work

tread carefully
 

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Jag, if you are familar with cash deposits, then you should also be aware what you are discussing is "Structuring"
 

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And to the orginal poster, if you are not hiding anything, just deposit it, pay your taxes and go about your life. If you are hiding something, don't deposit it in a bank
 

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now this may be a completely stupid (and i'm sure it is) question, but i'm just a dumb 22 year old college kid who has never had that sort of money. but why (if you are using dirty money or whatever) would you not just hold on to the cash and deposit in smaller increments?
 

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now this may be a completely stupid (and i'm sure it is) question, but i'm just a dumb 22 year old college kid who has never had that sort of money. but why (if you are using dirty money or whatever) would you not just hold on to the cash and deposit in smaller increments?

Because drug dealers have such huge amounts of cash it would take them years to make that many small deposits. If you haven't seen it, watch a movie called "Blow" w/ Johnny Depp.
 

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Because drug dealers have such huge amounts of cash it would take them years to make that many small deposits. If you haven't seen it, watch a movie called "Blow" w/ Johnny Depp.

heard it was an awesome movie, watched a few parts of it but didn't pay too much attention. i'll have to rent it! but even gamblers who probably don't make what a dealer does. if they're making thousands why not hold on to the cash? unless they're putting it in long term for interest.
 

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There's no reason to, unless they are laundering money and trying to wash it
heard it was an awesome movie, watched a few parts of it but didn't pay too much attention. i'll have to rent it! but even gamblers who probably don't make what a dealer does. if they're making thousands why not hold on to the cash? unless they're putting it in long term for interest.
 

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There's no reason to, unless they are laundering money and trying to wash it
Not true, not everyone is comfortable with large sums of money in the home. He may be a gambler trying to avoid paying taxes.
 

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It's legit income it's royalties from my music. Right now I'm running under the 10 grand mark, but I may be busting it soon. I got 2 banks so thinking I can split the deposits. I can get a check but not cash obviously, and I see more problems trying to cash a 7 grand check then depositing it.

Thanks for the info guys I figured gamblers would know.
 

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