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I seriously doubt you deposit more than $500 every pay period.No it doesn't. I deposit >$10,000 every pay period and I have never had a SAR filed on my accounts.
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I seriously doubt you deposit more than $500 every pay period.No it doesn't. I deposit >$10,000 every pay period and I have never had a SAR filed on my accounts.
Yes pretty much. A McDonalds would get one every day.
Kee-rect! For obvious reasons.They don't tell you.
Whats the lie? From your site:That's a lie.
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FDIC: Connecting the Dots…The Importance of Timely and Effective Suspicious Activity Reports – Winter 2007 Vol. 4, Issue 2
FDIC: Connecting the Dots…The Importance of Timely and Effective Suspicious Activity Reports – Winter 2007 Vol. 4, Issue 2www.fdic.gov
transactions aggregating $25,000 or more regardless of potential suspects;
Nope.By the way, rubes. A bank has to submit an SAR any time you deposit more than $10,000.
So tell me, are you cool with the government monitoring how much money you move around, because I recall how you all bitched up a storm about such matters in the very recent past.
You are such a liar, little fawny.
Now don't confuse the rubes, man! That's not cool.
Minimum cash requirement for what, asshole?Cool. Please exclude the ones created due to meeting the minimum cash requirement. How many were suspicious?
These morons think a SAR is filled out for any transaction over $10,000Minimum cash requirement for what, asshole?
Its like you ignored even the posts from your own people.Minimum cash requirement for what, asshole?
$25K I believe is the current level.These morons think a SAR is filled out for any transaction over $10,000
Nope. wrong again.Its like you ignored even the posts from your own people.![]()
$25K I believe is the current level.
Banks are required to report certain financial activities that usually involve organized crime.
Looks like it worked.
Now how much did Obama know and when did he know it?
These SARs are submitted and sent to the Treasury Department when banks “have a strong suspicion” that a crime has been committed, so as to protect the bank.
As Comer emphasized, these are submitted “very seldom.”
If someone were to have two, the chairman explained, it would be hard for that person to open up a bank account.
Submitting an SAR, Comer added, also is “inviting the regulators to come in and regulate,” which is the last thing banks want.
The 170 reports are thus quite significant.
"Like Organized Crime" - Multiple Banks Filed Over 170 'Suspicious Activity' Reports On The Bidens | ZeroHedge
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Banks are required to report EVERY transaction over 10k to the IRS. Any check in that amount or more requires additional forms to be filled out.
The left want that lowered to 600
Nope.
That triggers the filing of IRS Form 8300.
That isn’t a SAR.
Every time they post anything about SARs they demonstrate their ignorance.These morons think a SAR is filled out for any transaction over $10,000
No, I never mentioned what occurred. Just stating the facts that I have dealt with via my business.You're misrepresenting what's occurred.
It's 10k because I fill them out with checks over 10kIts like you ignored even the posts from your own people.![]()
$25K I believe is the current level.