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Uh... your original assertion was not accurate, then you switched it to tax evasion. Selling a refrigerator in my garage to an individual isn't a taxable event. It would be taxable for a business sale but your argument pertained to private sales transactions. Anything else?Originally Posted by Arik
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Could you imagine how much tax revenue we’ll be getting from black market and drug traffickers?
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Walmart turned off the cash option on self checkout this morning. I asked the attendant why, and she said we're in a national coin shortage. Good God the bullshit is getting even deeper.
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I’m surprised nobody has pushed the cashless scheme more publicly under the guise of Covid safety. Or maybe I just haven’t seen it.
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They did that a couple of weeks ago in my neck of the woods.
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Did they re-activate the option??
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I saw my first mention of the so called coin shortage at Harbor Freight over the weekend. Smells of total BS to me
Another cash related topic; a few years back Bank of America started asking for my ID whenever I deposited cash in my moms checking account. This was not big cash amounts, just a hundred or so at a time several times a year. When I questioned the reason I got some gobbledygook about the feds trying to prevent cash being transferred between accounts in the US and south of the border by immigrants. Whaaaaat???? So I asked Wells Fargo if they were doing this and they said no and couldn’t give an idea why BoA would do this. Of course they started the same thing a year or so later. Just the feds starting to track our cash transactions in my opinion.
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