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Pretty much explores this concept. I can't remember what the name of the 'law' (in English literary sense) is for ironically-named legislation. There was a famous author who had a great quote. Maybe I'll remember it or find it, and maybe someone else will remember it before I update this. Banking
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The reference to Canadian structuring laws refers to financial organizations having to band together transactions in a 24 hour period. Nowhere is a reference to show that it is illegal for an individual in Canada to attempt to avoid reporting laws by structuring their transactions or a reference to
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This section has now been flagged for 3+ months for original research. Reading through it, it seems to be a poorly-written rehash of the rest of the Background section, replacing concrete facts with hypothetical, even contrived, examples. It adds nothing to the article, and, in my opinion, detracts
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Indeed, smurfing is also a term used to describe intentionally losing a game with the intent of helping the other team. It is related to fixing, and is a commonly used term in internet games that have a ranking system that involves PvP content. Examples include Ladder play in WC3, Arena play in
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While it is clear that smurfing relates to the show "The Smurfs", where do a "stream of cheery students arriving in the Cayman Islands with packs of money" factor into it? Also, another way they could arrive at smurf is that the intent is to change the size of the transaction, shrink it, and the
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Act can't be more ironic as it's a mandatory-spying bill. Not sure if it's sad or funny, but US$ 10K isn't a whole lot of money for some folks doing legitimate business. Namely, truckers, farmers, or anyone else that has to deal with auctions where they DO NOT take checks.
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I changed it to say "over $ 10,000". I know we are supposed to be exact but, in this instance, that seems nicely to avoid the problem for now (and seems no worse than what the quoted law itself says)— interpret it as $ 10,000 or $ 10,000.01 as you wish.
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Smurfing is also a slang term used for wacking another person in the face with your penis. This is because the mark that is left resembles a smurf hat. This is used in both the US and Britain as far as I know.
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as well: instances of the word "structure" in that act seems to refer to buildings. Edit: Tried the term "parceling" as well due to the Australian referance in the regulatory table.
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In the United States, the Bank Secrecy Act requires the filing of a currency transaction report (CTR) for transactions of US$ 10,000.01 or more.
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Is there a reason why countries are listed in that table when no information (none?) is available for them?
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This is such a phoney non-crime. It's non of these governments' business what we do with our own money. --
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I just searched for the words "structure" and "structuring" in the consolidated version of the Canadian
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I made a few cosmetic edits. The article does include quite a bit of unsourced commentary and opinion.
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It appears to literally be a non-crime in Canada. Just for good measure I checked the consolidated
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smurfs are small. The section also attributes law enforcement and not the criminals with the term.
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Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (S.C. 2000, c. 17)
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World of Warcraft, Guild battles in Guild Wars, etc.
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