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#27493 - 08/09/02 03:42 PM BSA Question
I Wear Many Hats Offline
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the beautiful state of ME
That I should know the answer to.... But it's Friday and I am drawing a blank. Customer (restaurant) deposits $10,500 in cash, then they cash a check for $1100 for petty cash for the weekend. I know we don't aggregate and we don't net.... so what goes on the form?? Just the cash in amount, both amounts, do I not need to file - I can't believe I don't know this.... THANKS
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#27494 - 08/09/02 03:44 PM Re: BSA Question
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Report cash in only, no net. You received $10500 incoming - you gave $1100 outgoing. The outbound currency is under $10k, so no report for that side. Have a good weekend!
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#27495 - 08/09/02 05:42 PM Re: BSA Question
Ice Man Offline
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I agree with Bart...only report the cash in since it was over $10K and not the amount of the cash out...

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#27496 - 08/09/02 07:23 PM Re: BSA Question
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Only the cash in is reported. If this is going to be normal activity, give the restaurant an exemption and report nothing.
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#27497 - 08/09/02 07:46 PM Re: BSA Question
I Wear Many Hats Offline
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That's my usual tactic Steve, but they haven't had their account opened quite long enough! We are in a heavy summer tourist area and do a lot of restaurant exemptions....
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