Best way to withdraw to avoid taxes?

[TonyS0pran0]

Ok, I want to take $20K out but flat out refuse to pay taxes to this government [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] What is the best way to do this? I could request a check from Neteller, I would have to cash it in my name and the transaction would be saved in a database somewhere for sure. The Neteller debit card is nice, it would take months to get $20K out though with tons of fees. Anyone ever done this before? Please enlighten me folks!!!

[nuts]

get an offshore bank account and withdraw to that?

or move to the uk. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[TonyS0pran0]

I would love to do nothing more than renounce my American citizenship and move to Canada!! Unfortunately I have a wife who does not agree with me..... Any good answers to my question?

[tom10167]

Ask the IRS. help@irs.gov

[AlienBoy]

Canadian taxers are higher than in the US (except they don;t tax poker).

Info:

1) Any transaction with a US financial institution of $10,000 or more is automatically reported to the IRS.

2) Transactions of $3,000 or more MAY be reported at institution discretion.

3) Breaking up a 10,000 transaction into smaller transactions over a period of days is called "structuring" and will be reported tot he IRS and you will be paid a visit FROM the IRS and charged with "structuring".


4) Owning a corporation in some offshore nations is cheap, and allows for keeping funds in an offshore account without your name attached.


AB

[kassdog]

I heard of a way doing it through a casino, having a check transfered to them, then playing there a little bit and cashing it all out. Not sure on the details but highly illegal i think.

[TonyS0pran0]

Looks like Neteller ATM is the only practical way of doing this......

[Dane S]

Tony, you of all people...

[AustinDoug]

You are scum. Consider yourself enlightened.

[Kmon]

lol, move to vegas no taxes on poker, or so it said in phil gordon's black book i just finished today. Or be like one the thousands of poker players that don't claim poker on there taxes. The off shore is ur best bet.