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Topic: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments? - page 30. (Read 2482 times)

newbie
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you don’t want taxes, but you have to pay them. still, here on the forum they were dying demanding the legalization of cryptocurrencies. and so the government has it for you.
Bad thinking. If desired, the authorities can legalize whatever they want. Although I do not think that taking a tax on cryptocurrency assets is, in principle, honest.
I agree. After all, the state remains unaffected by the exchange through the crypt, so it’s not very clear what right they have for this tax.
newbie
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you don’t want taxes, but you have to pay them. still, here on the forum they were dying demanding the legalization of cryptocurrencies. and so the government has it for you.
Bad thinking. If desired, the authorities can legalize whatever they want. Although I do not think that taking a tax on cryptocurrency assets is, in principle, honest.
newbie
Activity: 112
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you don’t want taxes, but you have to pay them. still, here on the forum they were dying demanding the legalization of cryptocurrencies. and so the government has it for you.
newbie
Activity: 140
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Taxes are too unpopular.
newbie
Activity: 98
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I wonder just how they will calculate the actual profit received. As the tax calculates, for example, a drawdown, or closing a deal on a stop order.
Until you put it in fiat, you won’t be able to count, but after that, be so kind as to count and file tax on it.
and there’s no way to get around that…
We will always find craftsmen who will find a way.
newbie
Activity: 112
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I wonder just how they will calculate the actual profit received. As the tax calculates, for example, a drawdown, or closing a deal on a stop order.
Until you put it in fiat, you won’t be able to count, but after that, be so kind as to count and file tax on it.
and there’s no way to get around that…
newbie
Activity: 98
Merit: 0
I wonder just how they will calculate the actual profit received. As the tax calculates, for example, a drawdown, or closing a deal on a stop order.
Until you put it in fiat, you won’t be able to count, but after that, be so kind as to count and file tax on it.
newbie
Activity: 140
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I wonder just how they will calculate the actual profit received. As the tax calculates, for example, a drawdown, or closing a deal on a stop order.
newbie
Activity: 112
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Conclusion in fiat - this is where you can get burned. And so, if you mine, mined coins can always be hidden in a secluded wallet.
Maybe I don’t understand something, so explain to me how to track the miner?
I myself will not submit a declaration
Yes, the government really wants to have something from cryptocurrencies, they just don’t know yethow. IRS itself doesn’t understand what airdrop is and what fork is.
exchange for fiat is indeed the most realistic option for tax collection, but it also gives a lot of problems.
on the other hand, this will push to create services directly for the crypto, in order to avoid taxes during the exchange, which is good.
newbie
Activity: 98
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Conclusion in fiat - this is where you can get burned. And so, if you mine, mined coins can always be hidden in a secluded wallet.
Maybe I don’t understand something, so explain to me how to track the miner?
I myself will not submit a declaration
Yes, the government really wants to have something from cryptocurrencies, they just don’t know yethow. IRS itself doesn’t understand what airdrop is and what fork is.
exchange for fiat is indeed the most realistic option for tax collection, but it also gives a lot of problems.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
Conclusion in fiat - this is where you can get burned. And so, if you mine, mined coins can always be hidden in a secluded wallet.
Maybe I don’t understand something, so explain to me how to track the miner?
I myself will not submit a declaration
Yes, the government really wants to have something from cryptocurrencies, they just don’t know yethow. IRS itself doesn’t understand what airdrop is and what fork is.
newbie
Activity: 140
Merit: 0
Member
Conclusion in fiat - this is where you can get burned. And so, if you mine, mined coins can always be hidden in a secluded wallet.
Maybe I don’t understand something, so explain to me how to track the miner?
I myself will not submit a declaration
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
Conclusion in fiat - this is where you can get burned. And so, if you mine, mined coins can always be hidden in a secluded wallet.
Maybe I don’t understand something, so explain to me how to track the miner?
newbie
Activity: 140
Merit: 0
Member
Conclusion in fiat - this is where you can get burned. And so, if you mine, mined coins can always be hidden in a secluded wallet.
newbie
Activity: 112
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It is quite possible to evade taxes in the crypto.
newbie
Activity: 112
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what the hell are taxes? crypto is anonymity? no one can ever prove that these are your coins, and it is better to use foreign exchanges for sure.
For residents of the United States, paying taxes is normal because we know what the taxes are.
newbie
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what the hell are taxes? crypto is anonymity? no one can ever prove that these are your coins, and it is better to use foreign exchanges for sure.
newbie
Activity: 140
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taxes..nothing special so far.. there was much less indignation when you wanted to criminalize the use of cryptocurrencies, in short, you should always say there’s someone dissatisfied with one thing or the another
newbie
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And if I keep my coins in my wallet and trade them on decentralized exchanges ... then what will they do?
newbie
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Initially, back in the old world, taxes were introduced as an aid to the state during military operations or mass construction, but now they have turned into coercion. That is, many modern states where there are practically no taxes, the state provides itself by extracting resources (gas, oil, etc.).
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