thanks for information! excellent pharesim

The question is not if the authorities will try to tax bitcoins but when. Bitcoin is simply challenging the establishment, and the very liberal approach to the bitcoin in many countries shouldn't be perceived as the governments would put up with the bitcoin forever. 

Many believes that Bitcoin at some point will be integrated in the current system at some point, if the bitcoin wish to stand alone, then it is challenging the whole establishment, and the question is if bitcoin is strong enough to take that battle, and if an even bigger part of the society wish to give bitcoin its chance.

That is something we never want to think about... TAXES.

I have bought and sold so many different cryptos on so many platforms and exchanges that it is very confusing. I will probably look into the last option. 
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Thanks for the info that nobody wants to talk about :)

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I hope i will have a use for it in the future for sure, as that would mean i have meaningful to declare from crypto income, so thank you for sharing. But since i am just saving up Steem Power i believe i do not need to report it? :)

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I don't think Croatia will be able to make heads or tails of BTC for some time in the future. I wouldn't mind paying reasonable sum, just to keep my peace of mind.

>I can also help you with your individual adaptions, but that'll cost something of course.

Are you in the United States? I almost always use Turbo Tax. Do you think that they are going to start taxing crypto in the next 5 years?

The only time I think to declare a taxes 0

Since most of my mine crypto promote anonymous transaction monero & sumokoin. I think I wont

Wow, fascinating bro. Thanks for sharing this valuable information!

Thank you for sharing this!

This is my first year trading / investing in cryptos and I'm already dreading the coming tax filing season. Seems like I can't do anything in this country any more without reporting it to the Internal Revenue Service. Hopefully some day the boneheads in Washington DC will simplify the tax code. I'm not going to hold my breath though.

Thanx a lot, this can be very usefull!the governments just wait for us to the corner for taking back what is "theirs"...

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Well, first things first, You should pay your taxes and otherwise be a law abiding citizen. 
So with that being said the ideal is crypto should be free from all form of govt regulations so if  You have money in bitcoin.  No one knows that you have money in bitcoin, and no one tries to tax the money that is in bitcoin.

But in reality you either live in a country with competent tax authorities, or one with incompetent ones.  If your country has incompetent tax authorities, then there are a dozen other easier ways to hide your money.  If you have one with competent tax authorities, they can follow the money and find it although anonymous protocol such as Zerocoin and the rest can give them tough time.

It depends to an extent on your income level and ability to disguise it using cash is one way as long as you don't go to far beyond a standard of living relative to your income level lol. That said good on you for paying your taxes and building a script to sort it out.

that's because you make lots of money.....Tax services won't waste their resources trying to track someone who makes some hundreds of euros a month

pharesim you should register yourself in gibraltar...it's easy to have gambling licenses there.......you are not the worst person in the world but you are not the best either....you have to improve and you will be saved.....God exists, Christs exists....God bless you.

Nice and Cool Stuff @pharesim

Indeed many people do not like to pay taxes and some thought by enganging in crypto they would have dodged taxes forever! Sorry you have to pay your taxes.
>Cryptos are in their focus already, and no one should think they'll get away with free money forever.

Paying taxes shows responsiblity.
Jesus said something like this below in regards to paying taxes
>Give Ceasar what belongs to Ceasar.

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It's going to be interesting to see how governments try to tax their citizens. The whole anonymity with crypto can definitely make it more difficult for uncle Sam to siphon your hard earned bitcoin

taxes and Cryptos don't mix just like oil and water.

We as a crypto community should be fighting against taxation for as long as possible...to adhere to government regulation on crypto is to contradict the premise on which bitcoin was founded. My 2 cents #taxthat

I feel like until we do not have to , I wouldn't

I didnt even think about this as yet. Every country handles crypto in a different way I think still. Have to sort out how this works....HATE

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Thats the way out of our system

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