I found around $2000 in an an envelope when I worked a temporary-hire job at Costco. Thereβs no cameras and no one saw me pick it up. I brought it to the manager, she said they would βtry to find who it belonged toβ, I was laid off after christmas season a couple weeks later.
A long time ago I worked at uhaul. I actually enjoyed the job until the last manager I had. We had this contest going between stores to see who would get the highest sales for a month. Our store won, and the manager took all the money knowing I was working so hard to put money back for my wedding.
When I worked at Home Depot, I found $100 on the ground once. Turned it into management and they said I couldnβt keep it or it was considered stealing. It was put into the managers dinner fund.
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Any found money isn't yours, it's Uncle Sam's per Cesarini v. United States. @Tax stays winning
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Imagine using dollar bills. I transact exclusively in the c*m rocket currency 'cummies'
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If you report money you find on the ground to the IRS you're a literal r-slur lmao
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That's why nobody gets to know you picked it up
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That's not what the case says. It just means found money counts as income.
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Yeah, and income is taxable.
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Yeah, but it's not like all found money belongs to the feds. Uncle Sam just wants to wet his beak.
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FTFY
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Well thats just common courtesy
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