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> To combat money laundering and financing terror, there are new restrictions imposed on cash transactions over $10,000 and cash deposits by one person into som
by petermcneeley 1y ago
> To combat money laundering and financing terror, there are new restrictions imposed on cash transactions over $10,000 and cash deposits by one person into someone else’s account.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/liberals-introduce-sweeping-border-reform-bill-affecting-warrants-large-cash-transfers/ https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/liberals-introduce-s...
- transcriptase 1y agoInteresting how that $10,000 threshold never gets adjusted for inflation. $10,000 has been the trigger/limit for a number of financial things since the 90s.
- techjamie 1y agoI did a little research. The $10,000 threshold was set in 1970 in the US as part of the Bank Secrecy Act and, as far as I can tell, wasn't updated since then to reflect inflation. According to an inflation calculator, $10,000 at the time that threshold was set is worth $82,679.12 today.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> $10,000 at the time that threshold was set is worth $82,679.12 today Huh. A reporting requirement on $100,000 cash transactions sounds way more reasonable.
- pixxel 1y ago[dead]