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Topic: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments? - page 34. (Read 2483 times)

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Australian fires, coronavirus, world war III, another financial crisis…. what is going on with the world??
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great...more opportunity to borrow money and then make your children pay it back…
there’s more of that: last year, one of the leading investment banks in the world JP Morgan Chase announced an impending "supercrisis". it conducted a study that took into account the duration of the global economy, the finances of large corporations, the value of assets and the development of financial innovations.
so borrowing has something to do with that??
exactly. the most famous financier of the world Nuriel Rubini who by the way correctly predicted the 2008 crisis, speaks of a new world crisis from last year. His forecast is based on increased debt worldwide!!!
but crypto depts have nothing to do with that right? If we could only asked Nuriel Rubini…
don’t know about crypto, but I think it is all connected somehow.
newbie
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great...more opportunity to borrow money and then make your children pay it back…
there’s more of that: last year, one of the leading investment banks in the world JP Morgan Chase announced an impending "supercrisis". it conducted a study that took into account the duration of the global economy, the finances of large corporations, the value of assets and the development of financial innovations.
so borrowing has something to do with that??
exactly. the most famous financier of the world Nuriel Rubini who by the way correctly predicted the 2008 crisis, speaks of a new world crisis from last year. His forecast is based on increased debt worldwide!!!
but crypto depts have nothing to do with that right? If we could only asked Nuriel Rubini…
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
great...more opportunity to borrow money and then make your children pay it back…
there’s more of that: last year, one of the leading investment banks in the world JP Morgan Chase announced an impending "supercrisis". it conducted a study that took into account the duration of the global economy, the finances of large corporations, the value of assets and the development of financial innovations.
so borrowing has something to do with that??
exactly. the most famous financier of the world Nuriel Rubini who by the way correctly predicted the 2008 crisis, speaks of a new world crisis from last year. His forecast is based on increased debt worldwide!!!
newbie
Activity: 140
Merit: 0
great...more opportunity to borrow money and then make your children pay it back…
there’s more of that: last year, one of the leading investment banks in the world JP Morgan Chase announced an impending "supercrisis". it conducted a study that took into account the duration of the global economy, the finances of large corporations, the value of assets and the development of financial innovations.
so borrowing has something to do with that??
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
great...more opportunity to borrow money and then make your children pay it back…
there’s more of that: last year, one of the leading investment banks in the world JP Morgan Chase announced an impending "supercrisis". it conducted a study that took into account the duration of the global economy, the finances of large corporations, the value of assets and the development of financial innovations.
newbie
Activity: 140
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great...more opportunity to borrow money and then make your children pay it back…
newbie
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So. Partnership with Celsius Network. Anybody sees good and bad?
what’s Celsius?
an Ethereum-based lending and borrowing platform.
Celsius is actually a wallet that allows members to use coins as collateral and get a loan in dollars, and in the future lend their crypto to earn interest on deposited coins.
what’s their token then? utility?
ERC20 utility token built to support credit ecosystem.
newbie
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So. Partnership with Celsius Network. Anybody sees good and bad?
what’s Celsius?
an Ethereum-based lending and borrowing platform.
Celsius is actually a wallet that allows members to use coins as collateral and get a loan in dollars, and in the future lend their crypto to earn interest on deposited coins.
what’s their token then? utility?
newbie
Activity: 140
Merit: 0
Member
So. Partnership with Celsius Network. Anybody sees good and bad?
what’s Celsius?
an Ethereum-based lending and borrowing platform.
Celsius is actually a wallet that allows members to use coins as collateral and get a loan in dollars, and in the future lend their crypto to earn interest on deposited coins.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
So. Partnership with Celsius Network. Anybody sees good and bad?
what’s Celsius?
an Ethereum-based lending and borrowing platform.
newbie
Activity: 98
Merit: 0
So. Partnership with Celsius Network. Anybody sees good and bad?
what’s Celsius?
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
So. Partnership with Celsius Network. Anybody sees good and bad?
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
why is everyone so optimistic. I don’t like the very idea of taxing crypto. And everyone around seems like okay with that.
Crypto is a modern asset and no doubt it needs to be declared as well as paying a tax for income received from transactions with bitcoin. Soon, everything will come to the point that both exchanges and exchangers will merge information about cryptocurrency transactions into tax because it will soon become an asset comparable in influence to gold and having a much higher price tag.
Yes, it seems that everything is going to that, that’s the government wants its piece of crypto pie. But there will always be those who do not want to pay, if the strengthening of tax control over the crypt will not serve to the powerful development of decentralized exchanges, I still wait for decentralized exchanges to be worthy competitors to ordinary ones.
newbie
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why is everyone so optimistic. I don’t like the very idea of taxing crypto. And everyone around seems like okay with that.
Crypto is a modern asset and no doubt it needs to be declared as well as paying a tax for income received from transactions with bitcoin. Soon, everything will come to the point that both exchanges and exchangers will merge information about cryptocurrency transactions into tax because it will soon become an asset comparable in influence to gold and having a much higher price tag.
newbie
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why is everyone so optimistic. I don’t like the very idea of taxing crypto. And everyone around seems like okay with that.
newbie
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It is completely incomprehensible how they are going to collect these taxes? Everything is quite anonymous in cryptocurrencies. If only someone specifically burns their bills, or arbitrarily pays these taxes for themselves.
re: it is funny I guess
Very simple. Most likely, verification of personality will be introduced on all exchanges.
Also, exchanges upon request will give all the information about the movements of funds for any user.
This process has probably already begun to develop, it is not in vain that many exchanges already require photo documents of account owners.
Sooner or later, they should ge there, since money laundering through the Bitcoin exchange, I think, is very huge.
Nothing wrong. People will go to other exchanges. Or the exchange will move to a country with more advanced legislation. So everything will be fine
Small traders will not even be chased, and large ones can also change jurisdiction.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
It is completely incomprehensible how they are going to collect these taxes? Everything is quite anonymous in cryptocurrencies. If only someone specifically burns their bills, or arbitrarily pays these taxes for themselves.
re: it is funny I guess
Very simple. Most likely, verification of personality will be introduced on all exchanges.
Also, exchanges upon request will give all the information about the movements of funds for any user.
This process has probably already begun to develop, it is not in vain that many exchanges already require photo documents of account owners.
Sooner or later, they should ge there, since money laundering through the Bitcoin exchange, I think, is very huge.
Nothing wrong. People will go to other exchanges. Or the exchange will move to a country with more advanced legislation. So everything will be fine
newbie
Activity: 98
Merit: 0
It is completely incomprehensible how they are going to collect these taxes? Everything is quite anonymous in cryptocurrencies. If only someone specifically burns their bills, or arbitrarily pays these taxes for themselves.
re: it is funny I guess
Very simple. Most likely, verification of personality will be introduced on all exchanges.
Also, exchanges upon request will give all the information about the movements of funds for any user.
This process has probably already begun to develop, it is not in vain that many exchanges already require photo documents of account owners.
Sooner or later, they should ge there, since money laundering through the Bitcoin exchange, I think, is very huge.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
It is completely incomprehensible how they are going to collect these taxes? Everything is quite anonymous in cryptocurrencies. If only someone specifically burns their bills, or arbitrarily pays these taxes for themselves.
re: it is funny I guess
Very simple. Most likely, verification of personality will be introduced on all exchanges.
Also, exchanges upon request will give all the information about the movements of funds for any user.
This process has probably already begun to develop, it is not in vain that many exchanges already require photo documents of account owners.
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