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To: ChuckR163

1) This is only $1760 at current exchange rates. That is a pretty low limit for cash. Unmentioned in you excerpt is the the private transaction limit is now NIS 15,000 ($4400) and car purchases are cash limited to NIS 50,000 (14,667). These are still pretty low and frankly none of a governments business. Reporting large cash transactions, given frequent use in crime, is reasonable, but prohibitions are not.

2) I concur with your bullfrog comment, however I recommend that in the future you post it separately. My fist impression was that it was in the article cited and it was not.


6 posted on 07/31/2022 4:03:43 AM PDT by drop 50 and fire for effect ("Work relentlessly, accomplish much, remain in the background, and be more than you seem.")
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To: drop 50 and fire for effect
Reporting large cash transactions, given frequent use in crime, is reasonable

Criminals also frequently drink water - so (by that logic) all citizens should be required to report their consumption of water!

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8 posted on 07/31/2022 4:07:10 AM PDT by alexander_busek (Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.)
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