Currency Transaction Report - Form 4789 Page 4

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Form 4789 (Rev. 10-95)
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Item 14. If an Individual, Describe Method
If there are both Cash In and Cash Out
at the financial institution conducting the
Used To Verify.—If an individual conducts the
transactions that are reportable, the amounts
transaction(s). If necessary, use additional sheets
transaction(s) on his/her own behalf, his/her
should be considered separately and not
of paper to indicate all of the affected accounts.
identity must be verified by examination of an
aggregated. However, they may be reported on
Example 1: If a person cashes a check drawn
acceptable document (see General
a single CTR.
on an account held at the financial institution,
Instructions). For example, check box a if a
If there is a currency exchange, it should be
the CTR should be completed as follows:
driver’s license is used to verify an individual’s
aggregated separately with each of the Cash In
Indicate Negotable Instrument(s) Cashed and
identity, and enter the state that issued the
and Cash Out totals.
provide the account number of the check.
license and the number in items e and f. If the
Example 1: A person deposits $11,000 in
If the transaction does not affect an account,
transaction is conducted by an individual on
currency to his savings account and withdraws
make no entry.
behalf of another individual not present or an
$3,000 in currency from his checking account.
Example 2: A person cashes a check drawn on
organization, enter N/A in item 14.
The CTR should be completed as follows:
another financial institution. In this instance,
Section B. Individual(s) Conducting
Cash In $11,000 and no entry for Cash Out. This
Negotiable Instrument(s) Cashed would be
Transaction(s) (if other than above).—Financial
is because the $3,000 transaction does not meet
indicated, but no account at the financial
institutions should enter as much information as
the reporting threshold.
institution has been affected. Therefore, item 35
is available. However, there may be instances in
should be left BLANK.
Example 2: A person deposts $11,000 in
which Items 15-25 may be left BLANK or
currency to his savings account and withdraws
Item 36. Other (specify).—If a transaction is not
incomplete.
$12,000 in currency from his checking account.
identified in Items 30–34, check Item 36 and
If Items 15-25 are left BLANK or incomplete,
provide an additional description. For example, a
The CTR should be completed as follows:
check one or more of the boxes provided to
person presents a check to purchase “foreign
Cash In $11,000, Cash Out $12,000. This is
indicate the reason(s).
currency”.
because there are two reportable transactions.
Example: If there are multiple transactions that,
However, one CTR may be filed to reflect both.
if only when aggregated, the financial institution
Part III - Financial Institution
Example 3: A person deposits $6,000 in
has knowledge the transactions exceed the
Where Transaction(s) Takes Place
currency to his savings account and withdraws
reporting threshold, and therefore, did not
$4,000 in currency from his checking account.
Item 37. Name of Financial Institution and
identify the transactor(s), check box d for
Further, he presents $5,000 in currency to be
Identity of Federal Regulator or BSA
Multiple Transactions.
exchanged for the equivalent in French francs.
Examiner.—Enter the financial institution’s full
Items 15, 16, and 17. Individual(s)
legal name and identify the federal regulator or
The CTR should be completed as follows:
Name.—Complete these items if an
BSA examiner, using the following codes:
Cash In $11,000 and no entry for Cash Out. This
individual conducts a transaction(s) on behalf
is because in determining whether the
of another person. For example, if John
FEDERAL REGULATOR
transactions are reportable, the currency
Doe, an employee of XYZ Grocery Store
OR BSA EXAMINER
CODE
exchange is aggregated with each of the Cash In
makes a deposit to the store’s account,
and the Cash Out amounts. The result is a
Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)
1
XYZ Grocery Store should be identified in
reportable $11,000 Cash In transaction. The total
Section A, and John Doe should be
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
2
Cash Out amount is $9,000 which does not
identified in Section B.
Federal Reserve System (FRS)
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meet the reporting threshold; therefore, it is not
Items 18, 20, 21, 22, and 23. Address.—Enter
Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS)
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entered on the CTR.
the permanent street address including zip code
National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)
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Example 4: A person deposits $6,000 in
of the individual. (See Items 7, 9, 10, 11, and
currency to his savings account and withdraws
12.)
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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$7,000 in currency from his checking acount.
Item 19. SSN.—If the individual has an SSN,
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
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Further, he presents $5,000 in currency to be
enter it in Item 19. If the individual does not have
U.S. Postal Service (USPS)
8
exchanged for the equivalent in French francs.
an SSN, enter NONE.
The CTR should be completed as follows:
Items 38, 40, 41, and 42. Address.—Enter the
Item 24. Date of Birth.—Enter the individual’s
Cash In $11,000, Cash Out $12,000. This is
street address, city, state, and ZIP code of the
date of birth. See the instructions for item 8.
because in determining whether the transactions
financial institution where the transaction
Item 25. If an Individual, Describe Method
are reportable, the currency exchange is
occurred. If there are multiple transactions,
Used To Verify.—Enter the method by which the
aggregated with each of the Cash In and Cash
provide information on the office or branch
individual’s identity is verified (see General
Out amounts. In this example, each of the Cash
where any one of the transactions has occurred.
Instructions and Item 14).
In and Cash Out totals exceed $10,000 and
Item 39. EIN or SSN.—Enter the financial
must be reflected on the CTR.
PART II - Amount and Type of
institution’s EIN. If the financial institution does
Item 29. Foreign Currency.—If foreign currency
not have an EIN, enter the SSN of the financial
Transaction(s)
is involved, check Item 29 and identify the
institution’s principal owner.
Complete Part II to Identify the type of
country. If multiple foreign currencies are
Item 43. MICR Number.—If a depository
transaction(s) reported and the amount(s)
involved, identify the country for which the
institution, enter the Magnetic Ink Character
involved.
largest amount is exchanged.
Recognition (MICR) number.
Items 26 and 27. Cash In/Cash Out.—In the
Items 30-33.—Check the appropriate item(s) to
spaces provided, enter the amount of currency
identify the following type of transaction(s):
Signature
received (Cash In) or disbursed (Cash Out) by
30. Wire Transfer(s)
Items 44 and 45. Title and Signature of
the financial institution. If foreign currency is
31. Negotiable Instrument(s) Purchased
Approving Official.—The official who reviews
exchanged, use the U.S. dollar equivalent on the
and approves the CTR must indicate his/her title
32. Negotiable Instrument(s) Cashed
day of the transaction.
and sign the CTR.
33. Currency Exchange(s)
If less than a full dollar amount is involved,
Item 46. Date the Form Was Signed.—The
increase that figure to the next highest dollar.
Item 34. Deposits/Withdrawals.—Check this
approving official must enter the date the CTR is
For example, if the currency totals $20,000.05,
item to identify deposits to or withdrawals from
signed. (See Item 8.)
show the total as $20,001.00.
accounts, e.g., demand deposit accounts,
Item 47. Preparer’s Name.—Type or print the
savings accounts, time deposits, mutual fund
Item 28. Date of Transaction.—Six numerals
full name of the individual preparing the CTR.
accounts or any other account held at the
must be inserted for each date. (See Item 8.)
The preparer and the approving official may not
financial institution. Enter the account number(s)
necessarily be the same individual.
Determining Whether Transactions
in item 35.
Items 48 and 49. Contact Person/Telephone
Meet the Reporting Threshold
Item 35. Account Numbers Affected (if any).—
Number.—Type or print the name and telephone
Enter the account numbers of any accounts
Only cash transactions that, if alone or when
number of an individual to contact concerning
affected by the transaction(s) that are maintained
aggregated, exceed $10,000 should be reported
questions about the CTR.
on the CTR. Transactions shall not be offset
against one another.
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