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The Biscuit
Jul 2, 2007
Half of everything is luck.
What are the taxes involved.
As in, if I take 100k on an airplane, you declare it and have to pay a tax on it?

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The Biscuit
Jul 2, 2007
Half of everything is luck.

My Rhythmic Crotch posted:

If you're asking these kinds of questions, you prolly ought to have a tax specialist look at it. Basically if you haven't paid income tax on it already, it shouldn't matter how you repatriate the money, you should pay taxes on it when you bring it back.

Also don't bring that much money on an airplane, holy poo poo

Fair. I may have read the sign wrong in the airport over in europe. There were yellow signs saying to declare cash.
It does appear now that it is simply "prove you aren't Al Capone" rather than having to pay a duty on the inbound cash.

Thought I would jump in on this as I was thinking of moving abroad and the swift fees seemed hefty. I think $50 + 3%

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