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yeaas i understand, but if i was to report it would be under income section
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can law requires tax on bitcoins, btw
since i basically got these btc from a faucet and then gambled to 10 btc
should i report this as income .
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the idea is pretty stupid if you ask me.
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I hope the ddos attack fails soon!
HERE FOR daily coin7coin
cheers.
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ok luckybit that is free enoug
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what does MIN quote mean? if i bet 15 btc i dont really care for 0.1 lol
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I would like to try out the site is there any bonus we can get to try you site for free.
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SU what are picks for today
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poker stars and full tilt dont accept bitcoins,
if i was to get a 20btc profit from gambling and not buying any bitcoins do i report that as my income tax or capital gain..or none.
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your site looks aawesome! going to try it out here is my adress thank you
14Z8bGEQTsZPcykkZd4Abdh7pijA2gT6ze
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Grue even if you gamble offshore you dont need to pay tax.
correct me if im wrong,
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Magazine correct, but on btc you have to pay tax.
so im in the middle on what to do.
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what if i multiply that 1 btc to 20 btc. lets say i go on a "insane" run.
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I am not sure what you two are sying, i have gotten free btc from faucets, and turned into 1 btc via gambling.
i want to buy a gift card. do i include that on my tax when tax man comes.`
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Hello i have a question, it is about taxation laws on bitcoin in CAN.
Do i have to pay tax on gift cards that i buy ? if so how does it work.
If i get the bitcoin by not buying it or mining it, but lets say as a gift or by gaming.
Do i need to pay tax on the goods i purchased with bitcoins.
very tricky situation we have here.
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thats pretty cool buying your flight tickets with bitcoins. really cool
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Sounds and looks like a great site, i would like to try it.
my login is : u6d988j41pc
cheers.
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