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Money laundering metaphorically "washes" the money by dumping it through a legit business. The reason criminals do this is to remove a paper trail since any revenue you make has to be reported to the IRS for tax purposes. Coming into possession of a lot of wealth quickly raises suspicion and gets the feds to investigate where all that money came from, so by laundering it through a legitimate source like a laundromat, suspicion is lowered since you can report that newfound wealth as just successful business.
The Concept of it is Money Laundering, You Cannot put more than $10k in the ATM per week.
Yes! I am in the "Agriculture" Business in a Small Town and i make $20k+ a Week! doing LEGAL Activities TOTALLY! while the Town is in a Drug Epidemic
NOTHING TO SEE HERE FOLKS!!
Didn't need a snobby lecture, moreso wondering if buying the $20,000 car wash has any benefit over the $4,000 laundromat.