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Thread: Cashing out $8k several days in a row

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stealth View Post
    CTR's are not sent to the IRS. I believe they go to Treasury for money laundering purposes.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financ...cement_Network

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    Not long ago, I had the following experiences in Las Vegas.

    I had given five (5) figures of front money ~ in the form of

    a pre-authorized Cashier's Check.

    Upon departure, the Casino Shift Manager was unwavering in telling me that

    I could NOT cash my chips in exchange for a check as I had brought a check,

    but I could have a check for my winnings alone.

    That also happened when I made a cash "front money" deposit.

    In both cases, 'money laundering' concerns were cited.

    I have noted in prior postings I purposely make large bank transactions;

    purposely creating C.T.R.'s to make it clear that I have nothing to hide.




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