[2017-02-24] How Specifically The EU & US Intend To Tax Your Bitcoin

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on February 25, 2017, 10:19:16 AM

Who's fault is that ? It's the bitcoiners fault clearly. The exchanges are simply having a business and should follow the laws otherwise they get screwed. If there is anyone to blame here then that would be the community, exchanges are simply making bitcoin more and more centralized and less pseudonymous and someone who is using bitcoin for something other then making profit only should understand this.

Dumb naive westren idiotes....
A goverment cant stop any of it ....
please wtach this link for some education.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZCVQHtD2l4

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Who's fault is that ? It's the bitcoiners fault clearly. The exchanges are simply having a business and should follow the laws otherwise they get screwed. If there is anyone to blame here then that would be the community, exchanges are simply making bitcoin more and more centralized and less pseudonymous and someone who is using bitcoin for something other then making profit only should understand this.

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Quote from: Naughtid on February 25, 2017, 06:02:44 AM

Quote from: Karartma1 on February 24, 2017, 01:55:16 PM

“Special attention should be given to the international exchange of suspicious Bitcoin addresses that threaten economic stability.” Economic stability is bureaucratese for economic control."

Privacy and freedom are so much in danger these days.
Policy makers, regulators, politicians should work their way out and try to understand they are the main responsibles if we are in such a situation.
So good I've never given my data to any exchange. Mostly because I don't use exchanges.

How do you buy bitcoin then?

I do one to one trades with people I know. I used to buy some on ATMs when the price was much lower. Today I don't feel like buying from exchanges and I prefer to keep my BTC in my personal wallets.

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Quote from: Karartma1 on February 24, 2017, 01:55:16 PM

“Special attention should be given to the international exchange of suspicious Bitcoin addresses that threaten economic stability.” Economic stability is bureaucratese for economic control."

Privacy and freedom are so much in danger these days.
Policy makers, regulators, politicians should work their way out and try to understand they are the main responsibles if we are in such a situation.
So good I've never given my data to any exchange. Mostly because I don't use exchanges.

How do you buy bitcoin then?

Karartma1

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“Special attention should be given to the international exchange of suspicious Bitcoin addresses that threaten economic stability.” Economic stability is bureaucratese for economic control."

Privacy and freedom are so much in danger these days.
Policy makers, regulators, politicians should work their way out and try to understand they are the main responsibles if we are in such a situation.
So good I've never given my data to any exchange. Mostly because I don't use exchanges.

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How Specifically The EU & US Intend To Tax Your Bitcoin

For the EU and US, the Wild West days of bitcoin are over. 2017 will be the year of bitcoin regulation and taxation during which individuals need information and caution.

Interesting article about the intensions of the EU and the US to tax Bitcoin in the future.

https://news.bitcoin.com/specifically-eu-us-intend-tax-bitcoin/

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