Start a small business that deals with cash people it's not that freakin hard. Go to the business bureau and start a ficticious name. Go to a bank and open a business account, "So and so grass cutting" or "Chop You Up Barber Shop." . Then you can file a 1099 on your dope monies. Wise the phuck up..
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Any lawyer worth a damn will get this money back fast. An illegal search/ That alone is enough. AND, it is NOT up to US to prove our innocence, it is the duty of the powers that be to prove you were in fact in violation of a law. there is NO LAW that states how much cash you can carry. Cops are just dirty thieves that try to steal your cash...then hope you go away and do not fight it. if you do fight it, you will get it back.
you do NOT have to prove where you got it; THEY must prove that it was from an illegal source, and since they cannot do that, they will lose after you get a lawyer and pay.
Sadly, MOST of these cases result when drivers talk to a filthy cop...and answer questions..and get led into admitting that you have cash. totally illegal searches are not as common as once thought. Cop want to win in court, and will try to get consent. Maybe your friend didn't tell you all the details? Maybe he DID answer questions..maybe he DID give consent...maybe the search was legal..who knows?
In any event, had that been ME, the cop would be facing a federal USC 18; 1943 civil rights lawsuit as well as any other hassles I could give him. never give up, and never give in. Screw thse filthy, nasty, thieveing cops..may they all get cancer of the brain and suffer the fate of the damned.
No...it's exactly what one would do....although the details of all above inaccurate...(1099's for independent contractors, Schedule C for business owners, fictitious name a DBA with ones county,not 20yrs for declaring and paying taxes on income, and so on.....)[/Q
I have a friend of mine that was selling pot and wanted to pay taxes so he could build credit he bought a bunch of camera's and stuff and filed taxes he was later charged with tax fraud convicted and I believe he was sentenced to something like 12 years for it look up the sentencing guidlines on tax fraud it's pretty scary.
Well, like anything.....depends on situation.....specifics.....etc.....randude101 said:Having money is not too much of a problem if you have a job though, right?
As long as it is not ridiculous. A few months ago I had an unusual problem that lasted a few months, and I carried about $4000 or more around with me everwhere. I never worried about having to explain it's origin. Although, that sucks that you do have to prove money you have is earned. I guess according to the IRS it is Earned Income.
Julian knows whats up..I'm not suggesting people cheat on their taxes. Your paying your taxes. Who does the IRS come after? The guys who make mills and don't pay shit.. They're not worried about the cat that pays his taxes on time for his little 50k a year home business. Plus you deal in cash so who can say what you made or owe but you. The ultimate goal is to be legit but you have to work your way towards that.
There are many ways to get around this problem. It takes a bit of law knowledge a pinch of business savy and two great big cajones. You can start a small business for about $250. Most small businesses don't even make money the first year so it's no pressure to even pay taxes at first. Unless you want to finance a Covette or Condo in the first year. You can't do it!!!! Also lawyers are some of the best friends a person with cash can have. You just have to ask the right questions. They won't tell you how to break the law but they will tell you how you can flex this shit out of it.
Yep.JoJoDancer said:The ultimate goal is to be legit but you have to work your way towards that.
Still burns me up.... that document having the word "Patriot" in it. Gotta say it worked like a charm on the public though. *sigh*I guess you're not familiar with the Patriot Act.....
When you see a bust on tv that they say is major, and the cops confinscated xx dollars, and the plant were worth xx dollars, and it looks like the person as been doing it for xx time, the IRS is going to come to you and say that you owe them the maximum for all of those assumptions. You may have to prove that you didn't make that much. In the mean time the cops and the IRS are after all of your assets. People that get busted often lose every single thing the own no matter how large or small it is. People that come out of prison have the clothes on their back.