Bringing cash into canada
 

Will they tax me if i bring over $10,000 in cash into canada? Declared of course, it would be fuking retarded if they do. Whats the limit of cash you can bring?

$10 000<no tax.

http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publicati...f5052-eng.html

There's no taxes or fees for bringing in any amount of cash. It's just subject to being investigated to make sure it's clean.

great. Subject to investigation? if i sell all my property oversea and bring in a million, how do they investigate? confiscate the money until they find out?

not that im bringing a million in cash on me, but just for example.

bring back 9999.99 LOL

you better pray they don't find a penny anywhere in your car:haha:

Do people actually bring that much cash across border?

cant u just hide in shoe?

yes.

bring transactions, copies of receipts and any additional supportive documents (bank statemet) as proof that the currency was legit and not something that's a proceed of crime.

just don't wear ed hardy or christian audiger when you're going through the border.

and fucking shave dammit.

If u declare it border is ok. It generates fintrak report. They may choose to investigate later
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I brought 6K over once and got hassled to shit.

Nothing came of it. Expect to be hassled though.

Horrible example.

If you were legit doing a million dollar transaction there would be paperwork. Fact of the matter is basically no one deals with a million in direct cash for legal transactions. I've never witnessed anyone buying a house in cash. An expensive car maybe. Property? Unlikely.

If so, they would confiscate it until you prove its legit and you're not a terrorist.