Topic: Best countries to live in for BTC holders - page 2. (Read 798 times)
i will pick japan for now
japan and africa as a whole
japan is most bitcoin friendly country now
i will vote for japan
singapore is good i heard
africa ...u get to pay ntin yet
Hi all,
With ever increasing BTC prices, where can BTC holders move to minimize taxes? I'm confused by many of the tax laws that I'm reading about. It seems like clear rules have yet to emerge in many countries. Some countries have a wealth tax, which means that you must sell a certain amount of your BTC every year, which is regrettable. I think one should try to avoid these countries at least. But other than that, it is only the capital gains tax that is relevant?
Edit: Maybe this thread suits better in the Bitcoin Discussion section?
I heard that Singapore is good from the tax system With ever increasing BTC prices, where can BTC holders move to minimize taxes? I'm confused by many of the tax laws that I'm reading about. It seems like clear rules have yet to emerge in many countries. Some countries have a wealth tax, which means that you must sell a certain amount of your BTC every year, which is regrettable. I think one should try to avoid these countries at least. But other than that, it is only the capital gains tax that is relevant?
Edit: Maybe this thread suits better in the Bitcoin Discussion section?
For the time being it seems you're rather playing "Russian Roulette" when trying to pick what country is to be best one to live in with your BTC.
You never know what happens next: you name the country of your choice, move in there - and they stage a massive clampdown, like that one in South Korea.
PS.
And I haven't yet heard of their having the ministers fired:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2018-01-12-over-100k-south-koreans-petition-to-stop-crypto-ban-fire-ministers-2734959
You never know what happens next: you name the country of your choice, move in there - and they stage a massive clampdown, like that one in South Korea.
PS.
And I haven't yet heard of their having the ministers fired:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2018-01-12-over-100k-south-koreans-petition-to-stop-crypto-ban-fire-ministers-2734959
For me my first choice of country to live in for bitcoin is japan. And i think if i have a lot of bitcoin , japan will be the perfect place to live , they have no regulations about bitcoin , no taxes to pay. And for some other reasons i also want to live in western countries where bitcoin is accepted as payments. Just like in some part of europe , where bitcoin is one of the source payment.
Many countries regulate BTC.
China is bad.
Delhi in india has always been a dream city for me
Well I guess as long as you have internet any country is ok.
You are right, without the internet we can not access bitcoin
I found out that this place called Commonwealth of Dominica is offering citizenship for 100k, which is 50% discount from Vanuatu offering for 200k. Take the discount and never look back haha! 
Here in Asia, specially in the place of Indonesia, Thailand and Cambodia, also Philippines. Dollar on these places is high in value so 1 bitcoin will make the people living there rich.
Denmark is one of the countries that seek to eliminate fiatr money, cashless settlement and the digital currency here are widespread. According to the central bank of the country bitcoin is not a currency which means that its use in the country is not regulated by the state and transactions in bitcoins are not subject to taxation.
Cool, I love Denmark. Didnt know that it was this cryptofriendly. But as you say that bitcoin transactions are not subject to taxation, does this mean that if someone was to convert his BTC back to fiat with lets say x10 profit, the government wouldnt take any tax from those profits?
Well I guess as long as you have internet any country is ok.
Denmark is one of the countries that seek to eliminate fiatr money, cashless settlement and the digital currency here are widespread. According to the central bank of the country bitcoin is not a currency which means that its use in the country is not regulated by the state and transactions in bitcoins are not subject to taxation.
For holders - counties with stable social environment, where the risk of revolution is low, political regime is neither totalitarian nor authoritarian and the level of happiness is high.
For miners - countries with cheap electricity and eternal winter.
For miners - countries with cheap electricity and eternal winter.
sure, but the topic is about BTC holders, so i thought about taxes. i honestly think, living or to be born in austria is like a jackpot. beautyful and a save country with good socialservices. not many countries are "better" at that.
otherwise, i love canada
otherwise, i love canada
Hi all,
With ever increasing BTC prices, where can BTC holders move to minimize taxes? I'm confused by many of the tax laws that I'm reading about. It seems like clear rules have yet to emerge in many countries. Some countries have a wealth tax, which means that you must sell a certain amount of your BTC every year, which is regrettable. I think one should try to avoid these countries at least. But other than that, it is only the capital gains tax that is relevant?
Edit: Maybe this thread suits better in the Bitcoin Discussion section?
With ever increasing BTC prices, where can BTC holders move to minimize taxes? I'm confused by many of the tax laws that I'm reading about. It seems like clear rules have yet to emerge in many countries. Some countries have a wealth tax, which means that you must sell a certain amount of your BTC every year, which is regrettable. I think one should try to avoid these countries at least. But other than that, it is only the capital gains tax that is relevant?
Edit: Maybe this thread suits better in the Bitcoin Discussion section?
imy opinion, in this life we can not avoid taxes.
wherever we live there is always a tax ....
only how big or small his tax is in every country
expl of my country '' indonesia '': there is no tax for BTC holder but there is withdrawal tax 1%
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