Depends. Is the money income? Is any or all of it interest? If it is loaned by a friend or family member then no. Nor will it be taxed if it is a gift. You might be thinking about a SAR report that is completed by the teller. Below is a question from Yahoo! Answers and the best answer hits the nail on the head. http://nz.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070411081651AA4FiS3
[Debit] Cash / bank 10000 Credit Customer deposit 10000
Money is taxed when you earned, not when you put it in the bank. Only the interest earned on the deposit would be taxed. When you buy a house there is no sales tax at this time.
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No.
The United States government does require banks to report any deposit over 10,000 dollars. If there is a legitimate purpose for the deposit, there should be no trouble.
(10000)(0.8)(5)/100 ~ 10400
Yes every medal is taxed about 35% of its value. Say i win three bronze medals(the reward is 10000 if im not mistaken) i wud owe the irs over 10000the dollars
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Deposit 4776.06 The frequency of compounding does not matter since the annual interest rate is given.
1.5% per month or part there of, till tds is paid Deduction due date paid date 10000 7.7.2012 8.7.12 interest 150 10000 7.7.2012 8.8.12 interest 300 10000 7.7.2012 8.9.12 interest 450 ...like
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No. You deposit money from your POST-tax income into a Roth IRA, so it's not taxed upon withdrawal.