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Well since you are in Canada...yes if you pull 10k in a day it is considered a single transaction and the transaction has to be recorded however only by the bank into their own records. If they think it is suspicious they can forward it to the RCMP and they can investigate. In the US I believe the record is when there is a cash transaction of 6k however you can look it up.
This transaction is not sent to the IRS or Revenue Canada however if you ever do get an audit the tax man has is able to pull all records of your transactions from the banks. However most banks in Canada will not keep small transactions on record as does the US banks.
Remeber this Canadian banks are some of the biggest banks in the world. They make profits larger then most of the US banks and the reason is that Canadian banks launder money all over the world. So they have to take appropriate precautions in their overseas operations so it is like the old saying it takes a crook to know a crook.
If you hold your transactions to a few thousand a week there should be no reason for the bank to be alarmed.
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