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#1158142 - 04/06/09 02:43 PM DBA and a CTR
wyotoria Offline
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We have a joint personal account for a husband and wife. There is also a DBA for a farm listed on this account using the husband's social security number. The wife came into the bank and wrote a check for cash over $10,000.00. This money is being used for farm purposes. Our original thought was to put the husband and the DBA together in Section A and the wife in Section B. Is that correct? Or do we need to do two section A's, one for him with the DBA and one for the wife?

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#1158269 - 04/06/09 04:18 PM Re: DBA and a CTR wyotoria
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If the funds are for the benefit of the farm, I would say that your original thought is correct.

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#1158304 - 04/06/09 05:03 PM Re: DBA and a CTR devsfan
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wyotoria,

I would agree with devsfan--we have had situations like this where a non-signer on an account has withdrawn cash for the benfit of the beneficial owner of the account and we have coded it as such--otherwise it looks as if the conductor is receiving personal income and would have to declare it for tax persons. I would say as long as your comfortable with the explanation for withdrawal and the purpose of withdrawal, then yes, the husband/farm would be listed under section A and the wife would be section B conductor only.

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