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ElwoodBlues · M
I think spending money that you stole could become a money laundering crime depending on what you spend it on. Buying something with significant resale value using stolen funds does sound like laundering. Likewise gambling some of it and pretending you "just got lucky."
Also, you have to pay taxes on your income, even if it's stolen. If you've been tracked spending thousands you didn't earn, like Al Capone, you'll be charged with tax fraud and/or evasion.
Also, you have to pay taxes on your income, even if it's stolen. If you've been tracked spending thousands you didn't earn, like Al Capone, you'll be charged with tax fraud and/or evasion.
Repete · 61-69, M
I tried money laundering once , I didn’t make any money, actually I lost $10.00 that I spent on the washing machine. Definitely not a business for me even if it was legal. 🙃 @ElwoodBlues
RocktheHouse · M
@ElwoodBlues 😂 Do you work for the IRS?
ElwoodBlues · M
@RocktheHouse Nope. I'm a mathematical software guy.