You receive an amount of $10,000 or more in cash in the course of a single transaction; or
You receive two or more cash amounts of less than $10,000 that
total $10,000 or more (24-hour rule). In this case, if you are an
individual, you have to make a large cash transaction report if you know
the transactions were made within 24 consecutive hours of each other by
or on behalf of the same individual or entity. If you are an entity,
you have to make a large cash transaction report if your employee or
senior officer knows the transactions were made within 24 consecutive
hours of each other by or on behalf of the same individual or entity.
You receive an amount of $10,000 or more in cash in the course of a single transaction; or
You receive two or more cash amounts of less than $10,000 that
total $10,000 or more (24-hour rule). In this case, if you are an
individual, you have to make a large cash transaction report if you know
the transactions were made within 24 consecutive hours of each other by
or on behalf of the same individual or entity. If you are an entity,
you have to make a large cash transaction report if your employee or
senior officer knows the transactions were made within 24 consecutive
hours of each other by or on behalf of the same individual or entity.
Reporting of CASH transactions to the IRS springs from the Banking Act of 1990.The reports are to monitor $ laundering and are where I 1st ran into this was making bets in a sportsbook in LV.
Any time a book saw $10k CASH or a series of bets that added up to $10k,they needeed a SS# or would report that the player was attempting to avoid the reporting of SS#. This was a pain in the asss for the book and player so the young lady at the Mirage told me next time take your payoff in chips and make your bet in chips and ain't nobodys business but my own.It is CASH $ that is being tracked and not if you use a check/credit card..If you made a down payment on a car on a credit card of 10K no problem..
Reporting of CASH transactions to the IRS springs from the Banking Act of 1990.The reports are to monitor $ laundering and are where I 1st ran into this was making bets in a sportsbook in LV.
Any time a book saw $10k CASH or a series of bets that added up to $10k,they needeed a SS# or would report that the player was attempting to avoid the reporting of SS#. This was a pain in the asss for the book and player so the young lady at the Mirage told me next time take your payoff in chips and make your bet in chips and ain't nobodys business but my own.It is CASH $ that is being tracked and not if you use a check/credit card..If you made a down payment on a car on a credit card of 10K no problem..