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Topic: [BIG EVENT] BITCOIN IS NOW A LEGAL PAYMENT METHOD AND A CURRENCY IN THE EU !!!!! - page 2. (Read 2494 times)

legendary
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The news was unexpected and hardly believed possible just a few years ago. This is a great day for Bitcoin and will boost the economy around digital currencies altogether. Last but not least, it's very good for traders to know. Once thing less they have to worry about.

it wasn't unexpected, they had announced it in june already, that they were to making a decision about it, and from what i can tell at that time they were already prone to do it

they were only waiting for a confirmation and formalize it
legendary
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The news was unexpected and hardly believed possible just a few years ago. This is a great day for Bitcoin and will boost the economy around digital currencies altogether. Last but not least, it's very good for traders to know. Once thing less they have to worry about.

Good for EU traders at least, US laws still regard bitcoin as a commodity. If US followed the same path as what EU did, then I think there would be no stopping for rapid growth and acceptance. Cheesy
legendary
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The news was unexpected and hardly believed possible just a few years ago. This is a great day for Bitcoin and will boost the economy around digital currencies altogether. Last but not least, it's very good for traders to know. Once thing less they have to worry about.
legendary
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Actually the VAT exemption happens because it's not a "real" currency I would say. However it's definitely a good announcement going forward because of its relevancy and the attention it generates about Bitcoin.

You may have interchanged goods for currencies. Goods are subjected to be taxed--in this case, VAT--if it is bought by a consumer whereas currencies aren't. The only time that currencies can be taxed is when it is a capital gain or an income of an individual (at least in our jurisdiction.)

Yes my bad, sorry.
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legendary
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Legislation from EU Court of Justice,not possible to put down,all EU countrys must to inplamented .And all that during China first in England.But i said nothing,pssst
newbie
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Guys wtf plz show some enthousiasm omfg
legendary
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for the average joe it's amazing, but i would like to see america follow europe and do the same. but it will probably take a lot time as they use old fashion invasive policies.

FTFY. US wouldn't follow suit ASAP, that's for sure. They like to monitor everything so that they can assure that all things are under their control. Roll Eyes

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When people stare suspiciously at you when you introduce bitcoin to them, you can show them a newspaper.

That alone is great!

Just don't let them see a bad news regarding bitcoin, as they woulf certainly raise an eyebrow together with that suspiscious look. Wink
legendary
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As I said in another post, it is great news for presenting Bitcoin to people.

When people stare suspiciously at you when you introduce bitcoin to them, you can show them a newspaper.

That alone is great!

for the average joe it's amazing, but i would like to see america follow europe and do the same. but it will probably take a lot time as they use old fashion policies.
newbie
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Yay, but still a commodity in the U.S. Sad
legendary
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Actually the VAT exemption happens because it's not a "real" currency I would say. However it's definitely a good announcement going forward because of its relevancy and the attention it generates about Bitcoin.

You may have interchanged goods for currencies. Goods are subjected to be taxed--in this case, VAT--if it is bought by a consumer whereas currencies aren't. The only time that currencies can be taxed is when it is a capital gain or an income of an individual (at least in our jurisdiction.)
hero member
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As I said in another post, it is great news for presenting Bitcoin to people.

When people stare suspiciously at you when you introduce bitcoin to them, you can show them a newspaper.

That alone is great!
hero member
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Move On !!!!!!
Congratulation for bitcoin who lives in EU Smiley
Maybe we'll see other country says bitcoin is currency or legal in their country Smiley

It's just matter of time before bitcoin is accepted everywhere Smiley

This is just half victory for us.
Still is very long way in the front of us until bitcoin becomes mainstream in Europe, real alternative to other currencies.


It is just a half of the victory, but this was a necessary step for us to take in a good direction in order to get to that alternative status with other currencies.

This move from the EU also gives me much hope that they will actually regulate Bitcoin in a fair way, if nothing then at least in the whole Europe.

Very big news!
legendary
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Yea this is the big bitcoin event that i never seen before congrats for europian people to your victory.I hope that in my country get this victory too.. Again congrats to all europe people...  Cheesy
legendary
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Wow this is amazing this is blessings from bitcoins and trust for some europian people.. This very big news for europian people congrats to all..
legendary
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Congratulation for bitcoin who lives in EU Smiley
Maybe we'll see other country says bitcoin is currency or legal in their country Smiley

It's just matter of time before bitcoin is accepted everywhere Smiley

This is just half victory for us.
Still is very long way in the front of us until bitcoin becomes mainstream in Europe, real alternative to other currencies.
legendary
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sr. member
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Actually the VAT exemption happens because it's not a "real" currency I would say. However it's definitely a good announcement going forward because of its relevancy and the attention it generates about Bitcoin.

What ? U kidding dude ? VAT is not for currencies at all.
legendary
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Actually the VAT exemption happens because it's not a "real" currency I would say. However it's definitely a good announcement going forward because of its relevancy and the attention it generates about Bitcoin.
hero member
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This is probably the best christmas gift i've received this year Grin
First we take the EU then we take america and then the rest of the world  Roll Eyes
Guys, prepare the rockets, we are going to the moon Pluto Cheesy
sr. member
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Sorry to rain on everybody's parade but bitcoin is not legal tender, yet. It was just placed in the same category as other currencies in terms of VAT.

They did not say that bitcoin was 'legal tender'. If that was the case you can demand to pay for anything and everything in bitcoin within the EU which is not the case, yet.

This is how I understood their statement.
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