How Do You Show Proof of Income?
You are on to something, I'm surprised it took someome else so long to notice/ echo that sentiment.Quote: ChumpChangeDo what MDawg does and post random win numbers in your own Adventure thread and back it up with a few hundred paid off markers from the tables. Maybe get the cage to wire your bank the profits that are over $10K.
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Quote: AxelWolfYou are on to something, I'm surprised it took someome else so long to notice/ echo that sentiment.Quote: ChumpChangeDo what MDawg does and post random win numbers in your own Adventure thread and back it up with a few hundred paid off markers from the tables. Maybe get the cage to wire your bank the profits that are over $10K.
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One has to care about something to pay attention to it.
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Income tax forms
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Income tax forms
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If you don’t have those, then 3 consecutive months bank statements showing deposits.
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Quote: jack654987How Do You Show Proof of Income?
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Is this a serious question? When you go apply for a bank loan you don't know how to show proof of income? Luckily the bank's going to tell you pretty fast how to do that.
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Is this a serious question? When you go apply for a bank loan you don't know how to show proof of income? Luckily the bank's going to tell you pretty fast how to do that.
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No, it is almost assuredly not a serious question.
You might be familiar with the concept of "call and response" either from liturgy or Jazz music; I believe this will be apparent shortly.
Large numbers of cash deposits should probably be avoided. Banks in the West are beginning to move away from large cash transactions and when they are made, the bank has a tendency to take note of them. If you have large cash deposits to your account, then it's possible that the bank might alert the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and then you'll be forced to explain the source of those deposits. Not having a good excuse can result in your account being frozen and your assets being seized.
IOW - banks suck.
Quote: ChumpChangeFrom a random thread elsewhere:
Large numbers of cash deposits should probably be avoided. Banks in the West are beginning to move away from large cash transactions and when they are made, the bank has a tendency to take note of them. If you have large cash deposits to your account, then it's possible that the bank might alert the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and then you'll be forced to explain the source of those deposits. Not having a good excuse can result in your account being frozen and your assets being seized.
IOW - banks suck.
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Frequent cash deposits are fine as long as you can justify and report them.
