Option A: Do Nothing. You could do nothing and hope that the IRS does not discover the account. You would be relying on past banking secrecy as a means of providing some degree of protection going forward. Perhaps your account is not at a large bank like UBS, or is in a quieter jurisdiction, and is âoff the radarâ.ption A: Do Nothing. You could do nothing and hope that the IRS does not discover the account. You would be relying on past banking secrecy as a means of providing some degree of protection going forward. Perhaps your account is not at a large bank like UBS, or is in a quieter jurisdiction, and is âoff the radarâ.
Best Answer: This article says a typical cinder block weights approximately 26-33 pounds. Based on my recollection, that seems to be correct. I know it's way more than 9 pounds... The concrete commonly used to make concrete blocks is a mixture of powdered portland cement, water, sand, and gravel. This produces a light gray block with a fine surface texture and a high compressive strength. A typical concrete block weighs 38-43 lb (17.2-19.5 kg).
Without the characteristic two holes on top, the block that is 8 by 8 by 16 inches weighs 42 pounds. A block with a flat, rather than indented, surface at each end is 40 pounds. A half-size version of the full standard block weighs 24 pounds. A block that has been designed with a 45-degree corner weighs 33 pounds. The solid caps that are 8 by 4 by 16 inches for cinder blocks are 34 pounds.