|
Title: Taxes on Bitcoins in Germany for personal exchange Post by: abhinavsingla on December 30, 2015, 09:10:20 AM Hi all,
I am a student and have come from Asia and my parents would like to support me through bitcoins as the conventional methods cost a lot of money. Will I be taxed if I get money from Asia through bitcoins as I'll not be able to hold them for 1 year. Currently, I do not pay taxes (except few cents I get as Zinsen from my saving account here in Germany). I do have a Steuer ID. I'll be really glad if someone can help me regarding this. Title: Re: Taxes on Bitcoins in Germany for personal exchange Post by: l8orre on December 30, 2015, 11:46:57 AM my first impulse would be to say 'no', but it will probably better if you ask in the German section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=62.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=62.0) Title: Re: Taxes on Bitcoins in Germany for personal exchange Post by: Cryptology on December 31, 2015, 11:20:19 AM I think you should talk to a German tax advisor.
Title: Re: Taxes on Bitcoins in Germany for personal exchange Post by: Amph on December 31, 2015, 06:32:52 PM for money that come abroad the limit under which you don't pay anything(but you need to declare anyway the capital gain) is much higher, here for example is 15k in italy, i dunno about germany
but i would not declare if the amount you're earning is very low, under 1k for example Title: Re: Taxes on Bitcoins in Germany for personal exchange Post by: gentlemand on January 01, 2016, 11:22:19 PM Ask a pro but you're just using it as a remittance service. Western Union isn't taxed in that way so I don't see why this should either. The German one year rule applies to capital gains taxes. As I assume you'll be converting them nearly instantly there won't be any capital gains.
Title: Re: Taxes on Bitcoins in Germany for personal exchange Post by: abhinavsingla on January 02, 2016, 10:38:08 PM Ask a pro but you're just using it as a remittance service. Western Union isn't taxed in that way so I don't see why this should either. The German one year rule applies to capital gains taxes. As I assume you'll be converting them nearly instantly there won't be any capital gains. Yup I will. I'll be converting them instantly or almost instantly. Thanks for replying the messages. I think I'll take chances with this. Anyhow the amount they send is not huge. They will be sending me around 1000 euros after every 3-4 months. |