CaptK said:
You need to move it somewhere you can justify it, or do a loan agreement between you and the account holder and present that to the solicitors.
They will ask for 12 months bank statements to prove the person lending you or gifting you the funds has accumulated those funds over a period of time and its clean.
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Yes, your lender if it's not a regulated institution, you will be required to provide evidence of their accumilation of wealth.loccu said:
Thanks for the responce!
What ideas would u have somewhere possible to justify it?
For the lender scenario, will they ask for 12 month bank statements from the person lending the money?
Thanks again!
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Does this apply regardless of the country where OP is tax resident?CaptK said:
Yes, your lender if it's not a regulated institution, you will be required to provide evidence of their accumilation of wealth.
PM me to discuss.
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Yes, but subject to the country. Some are more stringent on the process than othersHelioscope said:
Does this apply regardless of the country where OP is tax resident?
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