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Title: How to justify bitcoin transfers to my bank and economic crime sector? Post by: localexchangeguy on August 21, 2018, 04:02:20 PM Hello everyone.
This is my first post here and I know am in the right place to ask for advice. Below I will explain my situation: I have been doing bitcoin exchange for 1 year and 6 months. Till now I haven't had a problem with banks and taxes. I just meet with my clients, receive the bitcoins, give them the money and then use Bitstamp to transfer the money to my bank account. My monthly volume was 2000-3000 US Dollars. Yesterday, a guy whom I met in a bar (friend of a friend) asked me if I was willing to buy him bitcoins. Of course, I said yes. He was willing to sell me 10-20k$ of bitcoins per week. Now I am thinking... How can I verify that my profit is 5% of that sum of money and then I can pay taxes for my profit? The seller identity should remain safe of course. This is one of the main reasons people sell btc for cash. So if I get 40k$ a month in my bank account, how can I verify that my profit is 2000$. There are no laws for bitcoin in my country, and I don't think buying in cash is illegal. Thank you. |