Moving to America

[monkeybingo]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

You have to declare at customs money amounts over $10K. I guarantee it's so the IRS can come looking for their cut.

how would they determine what's their cut if he never made money in the US?

[UncleWede]

It's the IRS, they don't need any justification, they just take a cut.

[leonardman]

Originally Posted by monkeybingo

Hey Leonard,

Are you A US citizen?

Yup. Born there. but grew up in Philippines.

[monkeybingo]

Originally Posted by leonardman

Yup. Born there. but grew up in Philippines.

If you are a US Citizen, You require to file US Income Tax for any earnings(including abroad). If you don't have those filings, good luck bringing a significant sum of money here. 1) There is one trick, Let your none US citizen family wire money as a gift.

[Billup]

Or if you don't have any family that can wire the money to you, just shoot me an email with your bank information and I can have it taken care of.

And as a token of my appreciation, I will add $500k from my Chilean account.

[monkeybingo]

Originally Posted by Billup

Or if you don't have any family that can wire the money to you, just shoot me an email with your bank information and I can have it taken care of.

And as a token of my appreciation, I will add $500k from my Chilean account.

I will double whatever he offers...

[UncleWede]

I'm actually a Prince from outer eastern Mongolia and can deposit $1mill in about 3 days, you can leave your cash on the island with the family.

[gtron]

this thread will soon become a guide on how to launder money if you're not careful.

B U Y B I T C O I N!

on a serious note, if you have zero credit and need to start building then get store credit cards like JC Penny. they'll give them to anyone and you can get your underwear or something there. pay on time and within a year companies will be throwing cards at you and trying to get you to ruin your life with their awesome terms.

since you're from the philippines, you might not catch all of my sarcasm above. let that be a lesson to you. lol talaga.

[Bobble]

Originally Posted by fecurtis

You don't have to worry about that in America.

However, depositing over $10,000 in cash may have the IRS reaching out to you asking you where the hell you got that money from.

This exactly, whether you pay cash or finance the taxes are calculated in the final price. If you enter with ore than 10,000 you need to declare that amount, have no idea what happens if you don't. the rest of the advice is sound.