Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

Originally Posted by boomcreek

Hey, anyone CPA worth his salt knows you gots ta have "paper receipts" in case BIG BRo comes callin'. "ELECTRONICS RECEEPS, FOOOEY!

Speaking of BIG BRO - does anyone have any knowledge of the tax implications of exchanging currency for profit............................Just want to anticipate what Uncle Sam will hit me for.

Originally Posted by boomcreek

Hey, anyone CPA worth his salt knows you gots ta have "paper receipts" in case BIG BRo comes callin'. "ELECTRONICS RECEEPS, FOOOEY!

hey ill take 10k dinar wont provide you with anything but a email saying it was recieved ( hey at least you know its not a scam hehe ) please pm me for details

Translated version of http://www.iraqhurr.org/
Finally, in the center of economic affairs, The head of the government of Iraq's Kurdistan region Nichroan Barzani expressed hope of resolving differences of views with the central government in control of the oil resources in the northern region during a future visit to Baghdad.
He quoted him as saying in a statement published by the newspaper (Financial Times) Monday, "I hope after the holiday to visit Baghdad and that we will be able to solve that problem." according to the source.
London newspaper pointed out that the Iraqi government is a law to clarify how it should be done by sharing investments and oil revenues in order to encourage foreign investment. Barzani was quoted as saying that he also hoped to settle the controversy regarding the size of the oil income received by the Kurdistan province of the government.
The newspaper reported that the budget for Iraq in 2006 expected 33 billion dollars when it was expected that the price of oil only 26 dollars per barrel.

found this on front page of link, only story heading looks like story was removed? still searching thought id share

Inflation in Iraq has become a frightening phenomenon

last story on front page

Translated version of http://www.baghdad-newspaper.com/

Originally Posted by *CLEO*

Speaking of BIG BRO - does anyone have any knowledge of the tax implications of exchanging currency for profit............................Just want to anticipate what Uncle Sam will hit me for.

Neno or other mods, would it be to soon to start a thread soley dedicated to cashing in and tax info? Would we be jinxing ourselves?

"Originally Posted by pogo
Just tried to purchase another mil from chase bank in Ohio and was told that as of last week Chase Bank is neither buying OR selling NID. They said that several soldiers had come in to exchange and were turned away. They also said that the policy was Chase Bank wide and did not know why. Hmmmmmm.........
"

Originally Posted by yipee

Has anyone called their local Chase about this?

Here are my findings:

Becky in OK says that they stopped dealing in Iraqi Dinar 4 weeks ago
and that they only dealt in it for 2 weeks.

Steph in Pheonix AZ said that Chase has never handled Iraqi Dinar.

Jonh in Pheonix AZ at 30th and Poria Branch has never heard of it, and asked the tellers and they have never heard of it, and says that the only F.currency that they have ever handled at their branch was Canadian, and that was only once.

Originally Posted by sourpickles

D'oh
Guess I should wake up first before posting.
I knew that they were closed, I just didn't put the 2 together. Thanks CP.

No problem...I did the same thing earlier.. hopefully tomorrow is our big reval day...because I'm running out of functioning brain cells....

Originally Posted by Treater

"Originally Posted by pogo
Just tried to purchase another mil from chase bank in Ohio and was told that as of last week Chase Bank is neither buying OR selling NID. They said that several soldiers had come in to exchange and were turned away. They also said that the policy was Chase Bank wide and did not know why. Hmmmmmm.........
"


Here are my findings:

Becky in OK says that they stopped dealing in Iraqi Dinar 4 weeks ago
and that they only dealt in it for 2 weeks.

Steph in Pheonix AZ said that Chase has never handled Iraqi Dinar.
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Jonh in Pheonix AZ at 30th and Poria Branch has never heard of it, and asked the tellers and they have never heard of it, and says that the only F.currency that they have ever handled at their branch was Canadian, and that was only once.

Just spoke to Ana at 67th and Peoria in AZ and she said yes they are andALL[COLOR="red"]Chase banks should be selling it, basically saying that if they tell you no they are being lazy[/COLOR

President of the government of Kurdistan : we hope in the settlement of the oil dispute with Baghdad after the feast

The Prime Minister of Kurdistan. Najirfan Barzani, in statements published yesterday. the hope in the settlement of the dispute between the territorial government and Baghdad over control of the oil resources after the holiday of Eid al-Fitr. He denounced the newspaper «Financial Times» «I hope the British after the end of the holidays to visit Baghdad and that we will be able to solve that problem». The territorial government and raised the threat of secession last month if Baghdad had not abandoned its claim for a role in the development of oil resources in the province.
The issue is how the distribution of powers between Baghdad and areas in the heart of ethnic and sectarian conflict. The Baghdad government law to clarify the manner in which it should be sharing investments and oil revenues in order to encourage foreign investment to develop its enormous oil. According to Reuters, He denounced the British newspaper, he also hoped to settle the dispute over the size of the oil income received by his government.

The newspaper said that Iraq's budget for 2006 expected 33 billion dollars when it was expected that the price of oil 26 dollars a barrel. He denounced the newspaper «course, oil sale at 60 dollars per, and sometimes more. Now there is about $ 500 million. the region's share is not impart to us
Translated version of http://www.alzawraa.net/home/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4880&Ite mid=73

Originally Posted by Treater

"Originally Posted by pogo
Just tried to purchase another mil from chase bank in Ohio and was told that as of last week Chase Bank is neither buying OR selling NID. They said that several soldiers had come in to exchange and were turned away. They also said that the policy was Chase Bank wide and did not know why. Hmmmmmm.........
"


Here are my findings:

Becky in OK says that they stopped dealing in Iraqi Dinar 4 weeks ago
and that they only dealt in it for 2 weeks.

Steph in Pheonix AZ said that Chase has never handled Iraqi Dinar.

Jonh in Pheonix AZ at 30th and Poria Branch has never heard of it, and asked the tellers and they have never heard of it, and says that the only F.currency that they have ever handled at their branch was Canadian, and that was only once.

Wait until this thing revals....those bank employees that never heard of it, snickered at us (you know they do), or didn't take the time to look it up on their computer are soooo going to kick themselves.....Tomorrow sounds like a great day for KICK-OFF