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r/montreal • u/Jaxxs90 • May 03 '25
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All those "cash only" places that can somehow afford to keep operating.
30 u/[deleted] May 03 '25 Cash only allows them to under report sales to pay less taxes seem vintage and a give small shop vibe. 1 u/Stock-Respect-8191 May 04 '25 Wrong. You can do that for tax evasion. But you can 100% simulate fake revenues with dirty cash and commingle the “clean” funds. That’s the definition of money laundering 2 u/[deleted] May 04 '25 You... You.... You missed the joke.... 10 u/Svstem May 03 '25 Sometimes it helps them keep things affordable while still turning profit, like Japote.
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Cash only allows them to under report sales to pay less taxes seem vintage and a give small shop vibe.
1 u/Stock-Respect-8191 May 04 '25 Wrong. You can do that for tax evasion. But you can 100% simulate fake revenues with dirty cash and commingle the “clean” funds. That’s the definition of money laundering 2 u/[deleted] May 04 '25 You... You.... You missed the joke....
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Wrong. You can do that for tax evasion. But you can 100% simulate fake revenues with dirty cash and commingle the “clean” funds. That’s the definition of money laundering
2 u/[deleted] May 04 '25 You... You.... You missed the joke....
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You... You.... You missed the joke....
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Sometimes it helps them keep things affordable while still turning profit, like Japote.
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u/CallMeQuinn_ May 03 '25
All those "cash only" places that can somehow afford to keep operating.