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You just wrote the best defense for asset forfeiture. Note that in most countries if you cannot prove where you got your money you will be in trouble, and it c
by mijamo 4y ago
You just wrote the best defense for asset forfeiture.
Note that in most countries if you cannot prove where you got your money you will be in trouble, and it could be higher than just seizing your assets. The difference is that the money usually goes to the state, not the police department. But travel in most European countries with 50 000€ in cash without declaring it and you will have troubles
- Fargoan 4y agoI disagree. I used to keep $10,000 cash in my apartment in case of an emergency. I earned it all from my job, but would I be able to prove that I had taken money out of particular paychecks and set it aside for my emergency fund? No, I would not have been able to.