51 countries signed an agreement to “end tax evasion and money laundering.”

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Well, in the middle ages there was serfdom, to ensure people belonged to their leaders and could not escape

Today, people and their money can travel, so to eliminate competition between different regions, our leaders create this type of stuff, and once "tax evasion" is no longer possible....

THE LEMON SQUEEZING BEGINS.

Welcome to the NWO.

German politicians already discuss to increase the very successful and consumer friendly 25% flat tax on capital income, because with the agreement, victims can no longer escape so there is no reason to have a generous 25% anymore. Angry

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Quote from: fdiini on November 06, 2014, 09:50:11 AM

Quote from: countryfree on November 05, 2014, 06:39:36 PM

Somehow, the people needs to fight back. It's about time to get organized. The taxman thinks tax evasion is a crime, I think it's salvation against evil.

Citizen of the west are getting more benefit from the government than getting taxed for. Why do you think everyone from 3rd world trying to get in the country?

Not everyone. I don't. There's more economic growth and more opportunities in the third world than in most of Europe. Note also that many rich countries are close to collapsing, with huge and ever growing budget deficits. A few people are effectively getting more than they should, but most hard working people are wasting their lives contributing to a dying system. I encourage them to move and evade tax to get a better life.

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Thats hilarious Cheesy

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Quote from: cellard on November 08, 2014, 08:08:24 PM

Whats the current state on Dogecoin laundering?

Ready to go! Unfortunately, the machine only takes fiat money and none of us have any. Embarrassed

cellard

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Whats the current state on Dogecoin laundering?

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Quote from: kolloh on November 07, 2014, 01:25:40 AM

Pretty sure money laundering is already illegal lol

It is illegal however the countries that have sign the agreement have agreed to work together to make it more difficult to hide the fact they are laundering money

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Quote

Jon Matonis suggested "financial thoughtcrime" for "money laundering".

No mention of the origin of the choice of term in the article.
It appears in ninety eighty four for the curious.

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Quote from: Sindelar1938 on November 06, 2014, 11:49:11 PM

Yeah right. Tax evasion and laundering will continue unfettered, it will just be called something else
Bit like bribery and lobbying that are synonyms in truth

Jon Matonis suggested "financial thoughtcrime" for "money laundering".

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Pretty sure money laundering is already illegal lol

Sindelar1938

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Yeah right. Tax evasion and laundering will continue unfettered, it will just be called something else
Bit like bribery and lobbying that are synonyms in truth

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Quote from: Nicolas Dorier on November 06, 2014, 12:52:40 PM

I return the question : Why do you think every rich people from the West are trying to get their money out of their own country ?

Because:
- governments can change and cannot be trusted
- the legal system cannot be trusted
- they want to pay 0 (or very low) taxes on the money
- the money is from illegal activities and is increasingly difficult to hide

Honestly I think this is one of the 2 main reasons why bitcoin could increase in value (by a factor 10 to 10,000).
Why? Because when those countries agree that they exchange all personal bank data between each-other and on top of that agree that bank transfers from non-member countries will be taxed xx% only bitcoin, gold and cash will remain to get your money back. Since gold and cash are difficult to transport bitcoin will profit enormously.
The second reason is a default of a big European country (like Italy, Spain or better France). Fear of a haircut tax will drive many into bitcoin.

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Quote from: fdiini on November 06, 2014, 09:50:11 AM

Quote from: countryfree on November 05, 2014, 06:39:36 PM

Somehow, the people needs to fight back. It's about time to get organized. The taxman thinks tax evasion is a crime, I think it's salvation against evil.

Citizen of the west are getting more benefit from the government than getting taxed for. Why do you think everyone from 3rd world trying to get in the country?

I return the question : Why do you think every rich people from the West are trying to get their money out of their own country ?

fdiini

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Quote from: countryfree on November 05, 2014, 06:39:36 PM

Somehow, the people needs to fight back. It's about time to get organized. The taxman thinks tax evasion is a crime, I think it's salvation against evil.

Citizen of the west are getting more benefit from the government than getting taxed for. Why do you think everyone from 3rd world trying to get in the country?

countryfree

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Your country may be your worst enemy

Somehow, the people needs to fight back. It's about time to get organized. The taxman thinks tax evasion is a crime, I think it's salvation against evil.

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biggest part of money laundering belongs to business man and politicians
on front they show themselves legal guys and on other side they avoid taxes, keep their blackmoney in foreign accounts
there should be a low like if a politician found involved in money laundering then take an immediate action and punish them and permanent Ban in future for politics

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Quote from: Justine on November 03, 2014, 03:56:33 AM

People who evade tax and do money laundering are usually politicians and businessmen with connection.

Isn't passing the law shooting themselves in the foot?

No, it's exactly the opposite. It will affect only their competitors.

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I strongly support the agreement will be undertaken by 51 countries, I hope the whole world can sign a deal like this, in addition to maintaining economic security, it can also make economic criminals think a thousand times to commit money laundering to other countries, so that people keserjahteraan a country can be assured ... Cool

pattu1

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This shouldn't affect bitcoin's price.
Taxes are the same, whether your transactions are denominated in fiat or in bitcoin.

worle1bm

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Probably not that relevant to Bitcoin

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LOL.. I think US signed that agreement long long ago.

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