Poupou Escobar
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Sell at the top ffs, not at the bottom. Have fun staying paw.You told me it was all a Ponzi scheme and to sell my Doge.
Sell at the top ffs, not at the bottom. Have fun staying paw.You told me it was all a Ponzi scheme and to sell my Doge.
You need to be more specific. I put in $100 and pulled out $170. That’s better than a Winx bet.Sell at the top ffs, not at the bottom. Have fun staying paw.
Gambling in Australia is tax free unless you conduct a hustle enterprise.You need to be more specific. I put in $100 and pulled out $170. That’s better than a Winx bet.
That is ballsy. I cashed out at $115 and put it all in a high interest savings account.You need to be more specific. I put in $100 and pulled out $170. That’s better than a Winx bet.
4% p.a?That is ballsy. I cashed out at $115 and put it all in a high interest savings account.
Yes. You end up paying 25% on your total gain on average. However if you withdraw and turn it to fiat currency in countries like Singapore or Germany it’s tax free. Plenty of assets to purchase in the EU that will accept crypto as payment without converting to the the local currency. A coastal property in Montenegro for example.Gambling in Australia is tax free unless you conduct a hustle enterprise.
You're supposed to declare crypto profits and pay CGT at your marginal tax rate.
True ?
Exchanging crypto for another crypto or real estate here there or on the moon is a CGT event.Yes. You end up paying 25% on your total gain on average. However if you withdraw and turn it to fiat currency in countries like Singapore or Germany it’s tax free. Plenty of assets to purchase in the EU that will accept crypto as payment without converting to the the local currency. A coastal property in Montenegro for example.
Some countries don't impose Capital Gains Tax (CGT). AUSTRAC lacks the jurisdiction to monitor overseas transactions and is unlikely to focus on crypto being cashed out, converted to other cryptocurrencies, or exchanged for other assets in foreign countries. Plus, it's on the blockchain—decentralised and essentially anonymous, remember?Exchanging crypto for another crypto or real estate here there or on the moon is a CGT event.
What you’re saying is, they shouldn’t find out about it.
AUSTRAC gets reporting on trades.
Budva is a shithole.Yes. You end up paying 25% on your total gain on average. However if you withdraw and turn it to fiat currency in countries like Singapore or Germany it’s tax free. Plenty of assets to purchase in the EU that will accept crypto as payment without converting to the the local currency. A coastal property in Montenegro for example.
*PauSell at the top ffs, not at the bottom. Have fun staying paw.
That’s not tax free, that’s tax evasion.Yes. You end up paying 25% on your total gain on average. However if you withdraw and turn it to fiat currency in countries like Singapore or Germany it’s tax free. Plenty of assets to purchase in the EU that will accept crypto as payment without converting to the the local currency. A coastal property in Montenegro for example.
As I said, you reckon AUSTRAC shouldn’t find out about it.Some countries don't impose Capital Gains Tax (CGT). AUSTRAC lacks the jurisdiction to monitor overseas transactions and is unlikely to focus on crypto being cashed out, converted to other cryptocurrencies, or exchanged for other assets in foreign countries. Plus, it's on the blockchain—decentralised and essentially anonymous, remember?
I don’t like that part either. Kotor is much nicer.Budva is a shithole.
I wouldnt go back if i got paid a million bucks a dump of the highest order.
I’ll shout. Bitcoin has just hit USD$100kI don't see why wealthy people are somehow dickheads for not investing in crypto. I assessed and decided it isn't for me. I'm still doing OK and would happily shout Avy a meal at Pippis.
Id go for a $Million.Budva is a shithole.
I wouldnt go back if i got paid a million bucks a dump of the highest order.