Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Free Press Reports that Travelers Abandon $500,000.00 at Airports in 2012

The federal government’s financial situation seems so dire that it has turned to saving change in a jar, according to a recent report from the Detroit Free Press. In 2012 travelers abandoned over $500,000.00 mostly in loose change at airport security. Chicago and Las Vegas International Airports raked in the most coin, at over $22,000.00 each. The funds are spent on Civil Aviation Security, but some law makers hope to divert these funds to non-profit organizations. Evidently privacy is not the only thing people forfeit for the convenience of flying. If you have accidentally abandoned money at TSA  you can file a claim with TSA within 60 days.
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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

US CBP Port Everglades Money Seizures

Port Everglades  of Broward County, Florida is one of the busiest ports for trade and tourism in South Florida. Whether it’s international cruise lines, or US coastal tours, the people, ships, and products pour in and out of Port Everglades all day, every day.

Popular with the Navy as a favorite port, it also boasts the largest service of petroleum products for South Florida, an area that demands jet, car, and standard oil fuels in massive amounts for it’s tourism industry. It’s easy access to international transportation, and mild climate allows Port Everglades to offer comfortable and safe travel for it’s countless travelers both in and out of the United States.
Whenever international, and even national travel is concerned, it is important to know and understand the rules and regulations that make up the United States Custom Laws.  It is legal and permissible to transport money in and out of the United States, however, if the amount being transferred is over $10,000 the proper report must be filed. This is Customs Form 4790.  Failure to file the proper report can result in your money being seized by the government.
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