Amazon gift card to avoid declaring to the tax authorities??

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Hello, I would like to ask about using Amazon gift cards. I have 20 gift cards worth €100 each, totaling €2000. Since I cannot declare them legitimately, I am considering creating a new Amazon account without linking it to my bank to avoid tax authorities. I plan to purchase various computer items. Should I fill out this new Amazon account with false personal information, or do you have other recommendations? Additionally, to avoid any risk of a home tax audit, I am considering using a nearby pickup point for delivery. I plan to check in advance whether an ID is required to collect the package or if the Amazon order code is sufficient. Does this approach carry any risks of a tax audit? Any advice is appreciated. Thank you for your help.

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Bro, you aren't going to have your tax returns audited for gift cards on Amazon. As far as anybody knows, they're gifts from the coming out party you had a couple weeks ago.

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Bro, you aren't going to have your tax returns audited for gift cards on Amazon. As far as anybody knows, they're gifts from the coming out party you had a couple weeks ago.

I don't know if Amazon can send my purchase history information to the tax authorities if they suspect something, but well, if it's true, I'll be happy.

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Amount is too small to be checked for an audit. As far as I know it's for more than $10k+

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Amount is too small to be checked for an audit. As far as I know it's for more than $10k+

So, does Amazon report anomalies to the tax authorities? I wonder what the tax authorities can't see?