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John Harper
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Quote: Originally posted by JDCanuck | I do recognize that SAT office in La Paz as we always saw long lineups and wondered why everyone was lining up. At least it's close to our favourite
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Now, that's "looking on the bright side of life!"
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bajatrailrider
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Quote: Originally posted by surabi | Quote: Originally posted by 4x4abc | the SAT rules changed Jan 1st 2022
natives and expats alike
most expats brushed it off
deadline was June 30 2022
if you filed on time you are OK now
if not, things are a lot more complicated
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The deadline was extended to Jan.1st 2023.
So not sure why banks would be closing accounts now.
The OP seems to have a rather hysterical knee jerk reaction. All you need to do is have or obtain an RFC number and provide the bank (CFE, etc.) with
a copy of the Constancia paper, which designates your tax status.
It's not unreasonable, IMO, for the Mexican tax dept. to want people registered and to have a tax number.
[Edited on 9-27-2022 by surabi] | No Knee jerk there not asking for
Contancia paper. Its not reasonable to ask for tax number . If you dont work here this is back firing. As all small shop owners refuse to put money in
bank. They can hardly live on what money they make. Let alone go to travel to big city .
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Not much better in the US
Couple weeks ago I walked into a local Wells Fargo to deposit $101 in cash into my grandson's account. He is a frosh at Texas Tech.
I put a deposit slip with a hundred dollar bill and a one dollar bill on the counter, teller looked at it and said "Sorry we don't accept cash"
HUH???
Real live American greenbucks and they are not acceptable?
Nope, if your name is not on the account they will not take a cash deposit and that is final.
Orwell was right folks..... the end is near!!
[Edited on 9-27-2022 by thebajarunner]
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bajatrailrider
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Paco Facullo
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Flock Banks ! Their all Flocked….
Get “real” money, physical Gold and Silver and do away with 3rd. Party risk……
Unfortunately, all my previous metals sunk in a boating accident.😩😳😎
[Edited on 9-27-2022 by Paco Facullo]
Since I've given up all hope, I feel much better
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John Harper
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Quote: Originally posted by Paco Facullo | Flock Banks ! Their all Flocked….
Get “real” money, physical Gold and Silver and do away with 3rd. Party risk……
Unfortunately, all my precious metals sunk in a boating accident.😩😳😎
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Gold and silver can be adulterated, have you seen an "Assay Office" anywhere lately?
John
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Quote: Originally posted by John Harper | Quote: Originally posted by Paco Facullo | Flock Banks ! Their all Flocked….
Get “real” money, physical Gold and Silver and do away with 3rd. Party risk……
Unfortunately, all my precious metals sunk in a boating accident.😩😳😎
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Gold and silver can be adulterated, have you seen an "Assay Office" anywhere lately?
John
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Tungsten is the metal of choice for adulterating gold bars. It is close enough in weight to gold that the bars won't be undersized, or under wieght
after being plugged with tungsten rods.
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
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surabi
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That won't help. Mexicans also need to provide CFE with their RFC and Constancia.
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surabi
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Correct. If you have an RFC and SAT password, you can download the Constancia online.
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There are three days actually free at the beginning of Oct in La Paz SAT office...take em while you can. I blew one of my 2 free of consequence messed
up appointments trying to follow another INCORRECT site's advice on doing this now online.
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I saw that on the webpage but I didn't see where the SAT password comes from.
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Sorry, but I'm not sure how you get a password. I've had an RFC and filed Mexican taxes for 16 years, so I got mine when I originally signed up, but
the system has changed several times in those years.
You might be able to pay an accountant to get you a password and generate a Constancia, or you may have to make an appt. with SAT.
[Edited on 9-28-2022 by surabi]
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Thats the point nextdoor has one . I cannot see them ever forcing you to have it to pay CFE. Only one I know
is next door because has big store.
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Quote: Originally posted by thebajarunner | Couple weeks ago I walked into a local Wells Fargo to deposit $101 in cash into my grandson's account. He is a frosh at Texas Tech.
I put a deposit slip with a hundred dollar bill and a one dollar bill on the counter, teller looked at it and said "Sorry we don't accept cash"
HUH???
Real live American greenbucks and they are not acceptable?
Nope, if your name is not on the account they will not take a cash deposit and that is final.
Orwell was right folks..... the end is near!!
[Edited on 9-27-2022 by thebajarunner] |
Use Venmo to send money to your grandkid, it is so easy, you can do it on our phone in 20 seconds, you can do it while sitting on your couch watching
TV, you can do while sitting on the toilet.
Woke!
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will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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I see. So you are going to ask your Mexican neighbors to put your CFE bill into their name because you don't feel you should have to comply with the
laws and regulations of the country you chose to live in? And you are assuming they will be okay with that?
Putting the bill into someone else's name will likely come back to bite you, since CFE bills are used so much in Mexico to prove your address. For
instance, if you ever want to sell the property, your capital gains tax may be higher because you won't have a CFE bill in your name establishing that
it is your primary residence.
And yes, CFE will close accounts if you don't provide them with an RFC and Constancia.
You don't seem to understand that this is not their requirement- it is the Mexican tax dept. that is requiring them to do this. Just as they are
requiring the banks to do it.
It's no more fun for CFE to have to do all this extra paperwork than it is for everyone to have to get an RFC number and Constancia. They don't have a
choice in the matter.
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As long as you deal with reputable sources or buy like junk silver, you’re chance of fakes are extremely minimal, almost nonexistent ….
Since I've given up all hope, I feel much better
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Quote: Originally posted by surabi | I see. So you are going to ask your Mexican neighbors to put your CFE bill into their name because you don't feel you should have to comply with the
laws and regulations of the country you chose to live in? And you are assuming they will be okay with that?
Putting the bill into someone else's name will likely come back to bite you, since CFE bills are used so much in Mexico to prove your address. For
instance, if you ever want to sell the property, your capital gains tax may be higher because you won't have a CFE bill in your name establishing that
it is your primary residence. I do understand total Im a free man anything and everything I do . Is my choice not yours Law and regs are only my
choice not yours . We have had our disagreements before . So dont start now I make my choice what I do not you. So far everything I do works for me .
I can tell you this It maybe possible for a Mexican book keeper . To do this on line pay him to do it. Then I will consider it to travel to another
city to deal . With Mexican politics wait all day there. Could be my choice not deal with it at this time. In a country that sadly has no law I dont
worry about other small things.So you worry but never tell me what to do.
And yes, CFE will close accounts if you don't provide them with an RFC and Constancia.
You don't seem to understand that this is not their requirement- it is the Mexican tax dept. that is requiring them to do this. Just as they are
requiring the banks to do it.
It's no more fun for CFE to have to do all this extra paperwork than it is for everyone to have to get an RFC number and Constancia. They don't have a
choice in the matter.
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surabi
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"tell you this It maybe possible for a Mexican book keeper . To do this on line pay him to do it. Then I will consider it to travel to another city to
deal . With Mexican politics wait all day there"
Have no idea what you are talking about, as usual much of what you post is gobbledigook lacking punctuation and coherent sentences.
Travelling to another city to try to get out of having an RFC number makes no sense. It's federal law having nothing to do with local politics. And
CFE is a federal entity.
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Quote: Originally posted by surabi | "tell you this It maybe possible for a Mexican book keeper . To do this on line pay him to do it. Then I will consider it to travel to another city to
deal . With Mexican politics wait all day there"
Have no idea what you are talking about, as usual much of what you post is gobbledigook lacking punctuation and coherent sentences.
Travelling to another city to try to get out of having an RFC number makes no sense. It's federal law having nothing to do with local politics. And
CFE is a federal entity.
[Edited on 9-28-2022 by surabi] |
Is it possible English is not a language he is comfortable with? Or somehow impaired?
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John Harper
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Perhaps he's using a Motorola StarTAC? It's tough texting with them.
John
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