kipgolf

how does ones attach the thumbnails of the dinar? I tried to "click to attach files" but the file size was to large. please instruct me how to scan and post my notes. Or I can email you the image and you can post it for me.

that's my point the small denoms are already in circulation. I havd held some 25 notes for several months

I read Frank from KTFM and look at other dinar sites. There is always talk about when we see smaller denoms in circulation the rv will be imminent. I have 25 dinar notes for months so I don't understand all the mystery talk about where are the smaller denoms.

True or Bougus! I appreciate everybodys postings. Let your common sense tell you what is right or wrong. I do not like the negative bashing. Please everyone feel free to share all your opinions and insight and i will decide for myself how valuble the information is. Thanks you to the original poster.

all that i know for fact is the cap gain waiver runs out in 2010. Thru this year all cap gains will be taxed at your ordinary income tax rate.

Where is Frank from? He has a heck of a following. I do like the sincere tone to which he delivers his message. He appears to be legit.

Another bomb in iraq today. We we ever RV? It's definately speculation at this point. Hope no one is risking more than they can affords to lose.

who do you think is the most reliable intel source?

Over a certain amount of profit, you are required to pay taxes on the change in value of your Iraqi Dinar purchase. The amount of taxes you must pay depends on your individual tax rate and the length of time you have held the dinar. It is important to contact a competent accounting when determining what you are required to pay. As of 2010, DinarBanker is not required to report any information to the US Treasury Department (IRS) regarding individual domestic US sales or purchases of Iraqi Dinar as long as the transactions are not cash for cash transactions. Check and wire purchases/sales within the United States are not reported. For international transactions over $10,000, DinarBanker must report the transaction on a FinCEN 105.

Is that you big Jim? It's kipgolf from land o lakes. Hope u get back here soon!