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07-03-2026, 01:15 AM
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The 10,000 cash deposit reporting requirement is being abused
The law was made in 1970
That was a lot of money back then
It was designed to track ACTUAL large transactions
The banks still flag you if you're "structuring" so basically any small transactions of a few k they are watching making sure working class can never get ahead and is taxed to death
10,000 in 1970 is equivalent to 86,000 today. When they made that law it was only intended to monitor transactions that are almost six figures today not spy on average citizens
That was a lot of money back then
It was designed to track ACTUAL large transactions
The banks still flag you if you're "structuring" so basically any small transactions of a few k they are watching making sure working class can never get ahead and is taxed to death
10,000 in 1970 is equivalent to 86,000 today. When they made that law it was only intended to monitor transactions that are almost six figures today not spy on average citizens
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07-03-2026, 01:37 AM
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Originally Posted By Papi_Chulo⏩
I don't care
The law was made in 1970
That was a lot of money back then
It was designed to track ACTUAL large transactions
The banks still flag you if you're "structuring" so basically any small transactions of a few k they are watching making sure working class can never get ahead and is taxed to death
10,000 in 1970 is equivalent to 86,000 today. When they made that law it was only intended to monitor transactions that are almost six figures today not spy on average citizens
That was a lot of money back then
It was designed to track ACTUAL large transactions
The banks still flag you if you're "structuring" so basically any small transactions of a few k they are watching making sure working class can never get ahead and is taxed to death
10,000 in 1970 is equivalent to 86,000 today. When they made that law it was only intended to monitor transactions that are almost six figures today not spy on average citizens
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07-03-2026, 01:48 AM
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Only criminals play with cash. Superdedfknsrs
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07-03-2026, 01:59 AM
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Originally Posted By piramparam⏩
10k isn't shit today
Only criminals play with cash. Superdedfknsrs
They should have made the law track inflation
In 1970 they were only tracking >86k transactions
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07-03-2026, 02:09 AM
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Originally Posted By Papi_Chulo⏩
The way to deal with cash in 2026 is go to those places for immigrants that send money to your home country. Then have a person in that country move the money to your revolut.
10k isn't shit today
They should have made the law track inflation
In 1970 they were only tracking >86k transactions
They should have made the law track inflation
In 1970 they were only tracking >86k transactions
Other than this somebody has to get caught to laundry the money
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07-03-2026, 05:28 AM
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They changed it in 2020 iirc. They also monitor all accounts with more than $500 in them which makes no sense since $500 is worth what $50 in the 90s was.
07-03-2026, 06:00 AM
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Why does any of this actually worry you?
07-03-2026, 06:40 AM
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07-03-2026, 07:50 AM
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I know a guy who went to prison over this srs.
He tried to deposit like $13k in cash to pay off a line of credit. The bank teller informed him of the required CTR filing, so he was like nvm I’ll just deposit $9900 instead. Then he went to a different branch to deposit the remaining amount.
They ended up charging him, found out in court the money was made through illegal gambling activities and he had to do something like 18 months.
This guy was a friend of my grandparents, not a hardcore criminal by any means. I think it’s a retarded law.
He tried to deposit like $13k in cash to pay off a line of credit. The bank teller informed him of the required CTR filing, so he was like nvm I’ll just deposit $9900 instead. Then he went to a different branch to deposit the remaining amount.
They ended up charging him, found out in court the money was made through illegal gambling activities and he had to do something like 18 months.
This guy was a friend of my grandparents, not a hardcore criminal by any means. I think it’s a retarded law.
07-03-2026, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585⏩
That reminds me of the guy who robbed a bank without a mask. Then attempted to penetrate his cellmate.
I know a guy who went to prison over this srs.
He tried to deposit like $13k in cash to pay off a line of credit. The bank teller informed him of the required CTR filing, so he was like nvm I’ll just deposit $9900 instead. Then he went to a different branch to deposit the remaining amount.
They ended up charging him, found out in court the money was made through illegal gambling activities and he had to do something like 18 months.
This guy was a friend of my grandparents, not a hardcore criminal by any means. I think it’s a retarded law.
He tried to deposit like $13k in cash to pay off a line of credit. The bank teller informed him of the required CTR filing, so he was like nvm I’ll just deposit $9900 instead. Then he went to a different branch to deposit the remaining amount.
They ended up charging him, found out in court the money was made through illegal gambling activities and he had to do something like 18 months.
This guy was a friend of my grandparents, not a hardcore criminal by any means. I think it’s a retarded law.
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07-03-2026, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
That reminds me of the guy who robbed a bank without a mask. Then attempted to penetrate his cellmate.

07-03-2026, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585⏩
See he is just an average person trying to get ahead he took great risk gambling, came out ahead then wants to pay his debts and gets thrown in jail for it
I know a guy who went to prison over this srs.
He tried to deposit like $13k in cash to pay off a line of credit. The bank teller informed him of the required CTR filing, so he was like nvm I’ll just deposit $9900 instead. Then he went to a different branch to deposit the remaining amount.
They ended up charging him, found out in court the money was made through illegal gambling activities and he had to do something like 18 months.
This guy was a friend of my grandparents, not a hardcore criminal by any means. I think it’s a retarded law.
He tried to deposit like $13k in cash to pay off a line of credit. The bank teller informed him of the required CTR filing, so he was like nvm I’ll just deposit $9900 instead. Then he went to a different branch to deposit the remaining amount.
They ended up charging him, found out in court the money was made through illegal gambling activities and he had to do something like 18 months.
This guy was a friend of my grandparents, not a hardcore criminal by any means. I think it’s a retarded law.
Meanwhile if you want to own nothing and sit on your ass on welfare and not work that is perfectly fine
It's getting ahead that they don't want you to do
When the law.was made it was for transfers of 86,000 2026 dollars. Under the intent of the original law he would have never went to prison
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07-03-2026, 11:46 AM
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in europe they have made it illegal to pay for things in cash above X amount, i think its like 3000 euro / 3.5k USD.
they say it's to prevent money laundering. they just want to collect tax and its another push for getting rid of cash all together
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they say it's to prevent money laundering. they just want to collect tax and its another push for getting rid of cash all together
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07-03-2026, 11:52 AM
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Buy precious metals dfs
07-03-2026, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Basedbabyy⏩
sure you can but you know when you sell them they make you fill out all these forms
Buy precious metals dfs
Thats why it would be nice if you only had to report transactions over 86k
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07-03-2026, 12:56 PM
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