QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ Jun 6 2025, 02:39 PM)
Let say the amount is RM5 million.
My solution:
- Hire a lawyer to draw up a deal between me and my non friend
- pays my non friend the agreed amount, (10% - 50%) range
- my non friend already have a company, he hires me
- pay me a very good realistic monthly salary, with EPF and shit. (RM10-15k)
- come in once a month or so, just to make it official. Then claim WFH most of the time
- Ask friend to buy gold every month, give it to me for safekeeping. (RM10-20k)
- Sell the gold if needed and keep receipt as proof
- If authorities ask, non friend can show receipt and claim lost in gambling/theft
- open a Ramly burger stall and buy a real stall and put it somewhere near house. Launder money.
Just FYI.
Structuring fake employment is fraud. Using gold to disguise income is traceable. Fake loss/gambling claims don’t hold up. Opening a stall to ‘launder’ the money is illegal.
If you're serious and want a legally clean :
1) If you give him the winning ticket as a gift before it's redeemed, he become the legal winner. This is clean legally. he will claim it, pay taxes if any, and he can choose to “gift” you funds over time(monthly gifts). No contract required. Just goodwill and clean record-keeping. Tapi trusted ke?
Pro: Safe, simple, and keeps both parties out of trouble.
Con: You can’t legally demand anything from him later, unless a contract was made before the win is claimed.
-He then gift you money from his own income (not as a condition, but out of goodwill).
2) Business Partnership (Real Work)- Set up a small legit business. He invest the lottery funds. You become a partner or employee, gets a salary or profit-sharing.
Pro: Legitimate income, EPF, receipts.
Con: Requires real work or at least credible business activity.
3) Family Loan Structure - Treat the money as a personal loan from him to you. Draft a simple loan agreement with a lawyer or commissioner for oaths. Monthly repayments or support can be labeled as “loan forgiveness.”
4) Charitable Trust - If you are religious and doesn’t want to benefit personally, but also doesn’t want the money wasted: Set up a charitable trust (waqf) under his name or anonymously. Use the funds to help others while still honoring your win.
Pro: Clean paper trail, no “hidden salary.”
Con: Still needs honesty and trust between both of you.