Topic: [26-03-2014] Denmark declares Bitcoin trades tax free ! :) (Read 973 times)
Everything is awesome! Everything is cool when you're past of a team
Does Denmark have a Libertarian Party?
Yes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_libertarian_political_parties
Yes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_libertarian_political_parties
Where do you live now?
Is it far to Denmark? I am pretty close, maybe 1500km
But I know from my experience that for me is bets to stay in a place that I called home!
I love my country and my city so much, that I even give a f*** to all shit that gov is serving ...
Too far away for me, maybe someday.
http://www.coindesk.com/denmark-declares-bitcoin-trades-tax-free/
This is great news, isn't? Denmark gave a lot of support to Bitcoin!
Thanks!
This is great news, isn't? Denmark gave a lot of support to Bitcoin!
Thanks!
It's a great news
This is the first government give btc the legal position
Btc will spread all over
I do not live in America 
and my country is not so friendly for new IT or any companies
Too bad.
I can say something about as I am company owner from more than a half of the year and it is not easy to pay all taxes and other govs shits...
But it is so fun!
and my country is not so friendly for new IT or any companies Too bad.
I can say something about as I am company owner from more than a half of the year and it is not easy to pay all taxes and other govs shits...
But it is so fun!
If you are American, you can easily open a business in the country (physical presence is required). Individuals require a minimum of 4500 Euro paid up, and I believe corporations require 25% of the minimum capital paid up (11,500 or so Euro, if I recall). You keep the money, but it sits in a bank account and can't be moved (well, you can move it, but then the company closes). It's a particularly IT friendly country.
Should someone have the capital to invest, and be seriously interested in an American moving there to establish a business presence, PM me. We can work on a business proposal, sort out the details, and then come to an agreement in terms of any future company dissolution, mergers, etc. that leaves us both satisfied we aren't going to get screwed.
Should someone have the capital to invest, and be seriously interested in an American moving there to establish a business presence, PM me. We can work on a business proposal, sort out the details, and then come to an agreement in terms of any future company dissolution, mergers, etc. that leaves us both satisfied we aren't going to get screwed.
Does Denmark have a Libertarian Party?
Yes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_libertarian_political_parties
Yes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_libertarian_political_parties
Where do you live now?
Is it far to Denmark? I am pretty close, maybe 1500km
But I know from my experience that for me is bets to stay in a place that I called home!
I love my country and my city so much, that I even give a f*** to all shit that gov is serving ...
Tempted to move to Denmark now lol 
at least we've got Denmark and Germany on our side.
at least we've got Denmark and Germany on our side.Yes well indeed! And please do not forgot to add "Denmark and Germany govs (...)"
Bitcoin have got supporters in every country as we know this is freaking that democracy = people SHOULD make choices ...That's pretty f*cking awesome.
Seems you are from Denmark
(or maybe not:P As I am from other country and I think too that this is f**** AWESOME!
)
Has anyone here moved to Denmark from another country?
Was there a huge hassle or pretty easy?
Was there a huge hassle or pretty easy?
Tempted to move to Denmark now lol at least we've got Denmark and Germany on our side.
at least we've got Denmark and Germany on our side. for denmark, yes 
Well for whole Bitcoin community
and mostly for Denmark indeed.I wish it could be tax free around the world - but simply this is not possible.
basicley you need the trafic to be whitin denmark.......
Does Denmark have a Libertarian Party?
Yes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_libertarian_political_parties
Yes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_libertarian_political_parties
That's pretty f*cking awesome.
for denmark, yes
Well for whole Bitcoin community
and mostly for Denmark indeed.I wish it could be tax free around the world - but simply this is not possible.
for denmark, yes
http://www.coindesk.com/denmark-declares-bitcoin-trades-tax-free/
This is great news, isn't? Denmark gave a lot of support to Bitcoin!
Thanks!
This is great news, isn't? Denmark gave a lot of support to Bitcoin!
Thanks!
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