<prompt> Human: We both have a Chase bank account, and I pay all the rent and bills directly, then she transfers me money once she gets paid, normally 200-300, twice monthly. We use their direct account transfer, called QuickPay, to do so. I wouldnt think that a simple bank transfer would raise any eyebrows or even be reported to the IRS?, but on the other hand, it seems like if no one ever said anything about it, it could be used as a loophole to transfer around dirty money. Anyway I just want to make sure its not something that might increase my risk for audit or make it seem like Im trying to dodge taxes. Thanks for any help.Edit: Looks like this is a pretty common and minor thing. At this point Ill just let it be and I should be fine. Thanks for the support, as usual.Assistant: Its unimaginable that amounts of this size would trigger an audit. And audits arent even a concern if youre doing nothing wrong, which youre not. Huge swaths of the 20-something population of America do this.Human: Well I was more concerned about being audited just because I dont want to have to deal with whatever paperwork is involved in showing I am legit. So more laziness than worrisome haha. But thanks for alleviating the concern, I figured that doing something similar was pretty common but wanted confirmation.Assistant: There is a team of professionals working around the clock to catch people like you who may or may not be reporting 10s of dollars to the IRS. Human: Shit maybe we should switch to stuffing used up peanut butter jars full of pennies and using that to pay. No paper trail.  <response>: Make sure you pay for the peanut butter jars using cash too, you cant be too safe. 