Not too bad really.. just 6.5% more than you guys.
Well the Hague convention has made things a bit more comfortable for me here in South Korea.
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Well the Hague convention has made things a bit more comfortable for me here in South Korea.
Not too bad really.. just 6.5% more than you guys.
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I'm in Canada actually... up here it is 50% of what you earned times your tax rate
For example...
$100 x 50% x 43% = $21.5(21.5%)
For example...
$100 x 50% x 43% = $21.5(21.5%)
Jesus christ on a cracker.
I'm in Canada actually... up here it is 50% of what you earned times your tax rate
For example...
$100 x 50% x 43% = $21.5(21.5%)
For example...
$100 x 50% x 43% = $21.5(21.5%)
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OKAY, in the USA it really is 15% WOWWWWW, USA IS SO COOL
You must be new. (To the USA)
OKAY, in the USA it really is 15% WOWWWWW, USA IS SO COOL
- http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Tax_compliance#Are_my_bitcoins_taxed_as_income.2C_or_as_capital_gains.3F
But is bitcoin a currency, like the Euro and Yen? Or is it a commodity like gold or oil. It probably isnt' a security.
Related:
- http://blog.bitcointitan.com/post/17789738826/what-u-s-regulations-apply-to-bitcoins-as-commodities
But is bitcoin a currency, like the Euro and Yen? Or is it a commodity like gold or oil. It probably isnt' a security.
Related:
- http://blog.bitcointitan.com/post/17789738826/what-u-s-regulations-apply-to-bitcoins-as-commodities
It's not just 15%, check with an accountant or tax lawyer to know.
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