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What is a Checking Account Limit?

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I'm not entirely clear on what your asking, my best guess is that you want to know the limit on the amount of money that your allowed to place into a checking account. Usually, the IRS monitors all income that each individual recieves and makes them pay taxes accordingly. From my experience, each bank is a bit different but generally your allowed to have deposits of up to $10,000 before it gets reported to the IRS. But like I said, some banks differ.. I have known people who keep it under $4,000. My best suggestion for you, is to call your bank and get the information you need.

Michael Smith · answered over a year ago

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There are different types of limits with any checking account. Your bank may limit the amount you can withdraw per day. Some banks and institutions may limit the amount you can deposit before reporting it to the IRS. Another type of limit may be placed on your checking account if you have filed for bankruptcy or have outstanding debt. A quick search on the internet or call to your bank can answer any questions you have about your checking account limits. Checking Account Limits are Determined by Each Individual Bank When opening a checking account, it is important to get all of the facts. Every bank is different and has it's own set of rules and limits. Your bank or financial institution should have a clear explanation of their rules and limits available to you. It is always a good idea to know your limits before beginning any transactions with your checking account. Also, if you are using a credit card or debit card that is attached to your checking account, this too may have limits ...  more
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