Taxation is not simply determined by money entering your bank account; it is determined by the specific classification of those funds.

If a transaction is remarked incorrectly, tax authorities may misinterpret it as taxable income, causing you to pay more than necessary. However, if you describe the transaction accurately, you ensure that you are only taxed on actual earnings—and nothing else.

Here is how you can utilize proper banking narratives to MINIMIZE TAXES LEGALLY.

NON-TAXABLE TRANSACTION DESCRIPTIONS

Use the following specific descriptions when receiving money that is not payment for work, services, or business sales:

1. Receiving Money from Relatives
   When a family member sends you funds, the transaction reference should explicitly state: "Gift" or "Family Support."
2. Getting Your Own Money Back
   If a friend is returning money that they borrowed from you, they must label the transfer as: "Refund" or "Reimbursement."
3. Moving Money Between Your Accounts
   When you transfer funds from one of your personal banks to another, describe it as: "Personal Transfer" or "Savings."
4. Borrowing Money
   If an individual lends you money, the sender should write: "Loan Received."
5. Funding Your Own Business
   When you inject your personal savings into your business account to boost cash flow, label it as: "Capital Contribution."

Important Note: These descriptions are non-taxable only when they truthfully reflect the remark of the transaction.