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Answer by Randy Carey: Your processor is wrong. The total cash in would be $12,300.
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Answer by John Burnett: When the bank has knowledge that multiple currency transactions have been conducted on behalf of the same person on a given business day, the bank is required to aggregate them in a single CTR. If the deposit and currency exchange you describe occurred on the same business day, combine the two cash-in amounts for a total of $12,300 to be reported. The cash-out portion of the currency exchange is not reported because aggregate cash-out transactions on behalf of the customer are below the reporting threshold.
And don't ever forget that your bank, not its processor, will bear the onus of not filing correctly.
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Answer by Ken Golliher: As noted, yes it has to be included in the "cash-ins" and no, it is not listed in the "cash-outs." If you want proof for your vendor fill out the demonstration version of the CTR. It will readily add the $12,000 and the $300 cash-ins, but will not let you file the form showing only $300 in cash-out's.
First published on BankersOnline.com 5/13/13
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