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July 02, 2023, 10:27:16 AM
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Wikipedia explained BLACK TAX to mean, giving to parents, siblings, and other family members, often out of obligation, or a deeply ingrained sense of family responsibility.
Social life from a more distant scope is not only carried out for other people who are not related by blood, but must also be given to close relatives like you said. Obviously this is a responsibility because after all they are part of our family.

Now, for us to better understand this, many of us feel it's our responsibility to take care of our parents, sibling(mostly the younger ones), and other family members like our aged uncles and aunties, maybe even nephews and cousins, most especially those without parents anymore, and to achieve this, we sometimes inconvenience ourselves, put our own plans on hold, to make sure their own needs are taken care of first.
Parents have become an obligation for us as children who must pay attention to, care for, provide food and other things needed by him, because without the prayers of our parents, whatever we do will not be a blessing. That is the pattern of upbringing that continues to be conveyed to us as children who are devoted to their parents, but for other families we can postpone when we want to give, when our ability is not yet established to do so.

So, born from my own personal experience, or should I rather say what I am currently going through, I will like to ask this honorable forum members, How are you dealing with Black Tax after making money from crypto?
Simple. Do whatever you can give and prioritize for your parents, then your sustenance will flow smoothly, don't be too calculating every time you give something to your parents, because they have worked hard to educate and raise us when we were small.

Personally for me, it's been hell really, on a monthly basis, I make good amount of money from my several crypto activities, like trading, staking, investments, my participation on forum ad signature campaigns and all that, but at the end of the day, its as if I am not even trying due to personal and family expenses( family expenses mostly since it does not even allow me take care of most of my personal expenses), with the total amount of money I make every month from all my crypto activities, I should be a millionaire (in my country's currency please) by now Economically, but I discover I am still like the average person I was years back before I entered crypto(a slight difference though).
Like my previous advice, it's better to prioritize the needs of parents, while for other families, make a scale of giving according to ability and if we can't give this month, say next month we will give it. Our responsibility as children is only to our parents, while giving to other families when we have more money because if we continue to force giving to all families then our preparation for life in the future will stop. Unless we have a source of income above the average that can meet all needs to support the entire existing family, but if it is not established it is better to prioritize parents first.

The scaling of expenses must also be adjusted according to income because when the two are out of balance, you just don't have a pattern and strategy for living life. Furthermore, you really understand trading strategies in crypto but fail to strike a balance between income and expenses. For us it is very strange and quite in pity?

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July 02, 2023, 08:58:45 PM
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First time I am hearing the term black tax, when I first read your thread I thought you were meaning back tax. The meaning of black tax I would bring in connection with lottery winners, where someone becomes a millionaire overnight and has to give some of his money to his family. Nothing wrong with helping your family if you can afford it. In the crypto community I find this a bit harder to do, because would you give your family members some crypto coins even though they don't own any. Or should we sell some of our coins and give them fiat money? In my family we don't really talk so much about money in detail. I don't know how wealthy my siblings really are and they don't know how much money I have invested in cryptos. They all know that I am interested in crypto currencies for several years now, but I don't say when I buy or sell coins. If I ever manage to become a millionaire through cryptos then I would definitely make some nice gifts to my family, but right now this seems very unrealistic.

You are right. Regardless of who a person is to you, any information you share can be used against you later on. You may be envied, and if the information reaches the criminal world or the tax authorities, everything can be taken away from you. That's why it's better to give gifts than to give cryptocurrency.
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July 02, 2023, 09:32:24 PM
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First time I am hearing the term black tax, when I first read your thread I thought you were meaning back tax. The meaning of black tax I would bring in connection with lottery winners, where someone becomes a millionaire overnight and has to give some of his money to his family. Nothing wrong with helping your family if you can afford it. In the crypto community I find this a bit harder to do, because would you give your family members some crypto coins even though they don't own any. Or should we sell some of our coins and give them fiat money? In my family we don't really talk so much about money in detail. I don't know how wealthy my siblings really are and they don't know how much money I have invested in cryptos. They all know that I am interested in crypto currencies for several years now, but I don't say when I buy or sell coins. If I ever manage to become a millionaire through cryptos then I would definitely make some nice gifts to my family, but right now this seems very unrealistic.

You are right. Regardless of who a person is to you, any information you share can be used against you later on. You may be envied, and if the information reaches the criminal world or the tax authorities, everything can be taken away from you. That's why it's better to give gifts than to give cryptocurrency.
I really don't know black tax. Here in our country lottery doesn't have tax if I am remember it correctly. If you are into crypto in this country better not to say it to anyone because for sure they will be suspicious, most of the govt agencies here expecially tax dept will say that you need this huge number of tax because they believe that all crypto peeps are rich.
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July 05, 2023, 07:38:35 PM
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What happens is that in some cultures this is seen as an obligation and if you do not do it, even if this is because you lack the money to help, then you are going to be heavily criticized because of it, this is why some people choose to distance themselves from their families as they are tired of the huge expectations they have of them, as if they become successful not only they are expected to support their direct family but their extended family as well, and there are many people that are not willing to go that far despite the cultural obligation to do so.
I understand about it, that's why sandwich generation is always become a victim of toxic parents.

To be honest it's really hard, but it's better for the sandwich generation need to be assertive where they should know they only help their parents for primary needs e.g. foods, bills, household etc. Don't let your parents always control you and you must fill all of their expectations e.g. buy a branded stuff or luxury lifestyle.

If your parents mad and not respect with what all of your help, threat them and don't care anymore. Mostly people will learn after something bad happen.
And I agree, there are some things in which it is completely fine to help some family members, especially in their times of need, however it is simply unacceptable they want to live a lifestyle they cannot afford themselves to live on their own through your hard work, so if that happens the only way you have to demonstrate them you are serious about not supporting their endless demands is to simply move on with your life, now this can be hard as families are supposed to be close, but sometimes this is the only way to deal with abusive family members.
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