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NEW CURRENCY EXCHANGE FORM REPLACING 104
Friday, November 7, 2014 7:45
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Subject: Dinar: NEW CURRENCY EXCHANGE FORM REPLACING 104
People were talking about the FinCen104 report, but here is the latest.
Subject: Dinar: NEW CURRENCY EXCHANGE FORM REPLACING 104
GENERAL DISCUSSION - Daz posted “DAZ IN THE AM” BANKING NOTES - NOVEMBER 6, 2014
People were talking about the FinCen104 report, but here is the latest.
It has changed!!! As of April 1, 2013, FinCEN104 has been replaced by new form FinCEN112
Please take a close look at the DRAFT Bank Secrecy Act FinCEN Form 112 Currency Transaction Report …
http://project.management6.
www.reginfo.gov/public/do/
You will provide the Financial Institution with information in Part l to do the transaction.
http://project.management6.
www.reginfo.gov/public/do/
You will provide the Financial Institution with information in Part l to do the transaction.
Part l - NOTICE #21 “Cash in amount” & #22 “Cash out amount“
Pay close attention to Part II specifically #25(e) & #27(e) BOTH say, “Currency exchange(s)“.
The form isn’t consistent with the words they use. REMEMBER: EXCHANGE EXCHANGE EXCHANGE
Maybe we can have DC/Tony clarify if the difference in wording will make a difference. IMO, [??], I think because we are doing Currency
Exchange we should be alright, but words do make a difference.
Daz’s post I see Peaches1 makes reference to FinCen114, but says that’s for Foreign accounts. Well, we aren’t doing Foreign
accounts, not if you are using US Financial institutions. IMO
Everyone needs to be aware of the new form change. Hope this helps.
Happy RV/GCR day!!!
Source: http://nesaranews.blogspot.com/2014/11/new-currency-exchange-form-replacing-104.html
