Help !!

[Tibor5032]

Dear community, If someone would be so kind as to lend me 0.05 btc, I would really appreciate it. I have to pay tax in my country (Hungary) if I want to withdraw BTC, which is equivalent to 2 months' salary here. After I can buy the BTC, I will return it with interest. Thank you in advance for your kindness. Tibor Horváth.
Email: tiborhorvth505@yahoo.com

[Oshosondy]

This is not about mining, but you want to borrow money. Move this to leaning board.

No one can lend you bitcoin on this forum. You registered your account just yesterday and all you can do is to want to borrow money. Only what can be used to borrow you bitcoin is if you have collateral.

[FatFork]

Okay, first things first. Your request for a loan makes no sense. Can you explain how resolving some tax problem means you need to take out a Bitcoin loan? I'm not quite following the logic there.

Also, just being real with you - asking for a no-collateral loan as a new member here is a tough sell. Maybe just take some time to build up your reputation around here first before pursuing the loan idea.

[JeromeTash]

Tell your taxing body that they can deduct the taxes from the Bitcoin you are planning to withdraw, or you will file for the taxes once the cashing out is done. Not the other way round (Looking for money to pay taxes in order to withdraw the bitcoin)

No one is going to lend you Bitcoins here without any collateral, not even a satoshi.

[paid2]

Dear community, If someone would be so kind as to lend me 0.05 btc, I would really appreciate it. I have to pay tax in my country (Hungary) if I want to withdraw BTC, which is equivalent to 2 months' salary here. After I can buy the BTC, I will return it with interest. Thank you in advance for your kindness. Tibor Horváth.
Email: tiborhorvth505@yahoo.com

Isn't it only 15% taxes on your profit ?  

2. How is the exchange of crypto-assets for a conventional FIAT currency (e.g. USD, EUR, GBP etc.) taxed?

A special income category has been created for income from capital. Gains from crypto transactions are taxed at 15% PIT (the general tax rate in Hungary). No other tax or social security contribution is payable.

Source: https://cms.law/en/int/expert-guides/cms-expert-guide-on-taxation-of-crypto-assets/hungary

[Vod]

iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2,

I noticed you tagged this scammer quickly - good job!

I see you only left neutral feedback.  I leave negative feedback, and I'll tell you why.

A person who requests a loan moments after joining is desperate for money, or at least more interested in money than bitcoin.  I cannot think of any reason they would suddenly become willing to participate here.

I remember a father crying for food money for his baby cause he got laid off.   He had one more check coming to pay the loan back.  I asked him what he would do with the hungry baby in one hand and the money to pay back the loan in another.   He said he would pay back the loan.   

Off topic:  what type of home you looking to buy and where?

[paid2]

I see you only left neutral feedback.  I leave negative feedback, and I'll tell you why.

A person who requests a loan moments after joining is desperate for money, or at least more interested in money than bitcoin.  I cannot think of any reason they would suddenly become willing to participate here. --snip--

Thanks! Yes, indeed, you're absolutely right. I leave neutrals for that reason saying to myself "maybe he's just not informed about collateral", but that's unrealistic. Someone who is registering here just for a loan will never participate in the forum life...

Off topic:  what type of home you looking to buy and where?

I am located in Eastern Europe, I bought a house some months ago thanks to Bitcoin (but unfortunately not with btc).  Next step is now trying to pay for renovations in the same way!

[Tibor5032]

Thank you for your answers. I'm really in despair, because I can't withdraw BTC until I pay these contributions. Tax was 0.35 BTC including contributions. I only sent 0.32 and they said it was not enough. I said that I would make up the rest, but they said that I have to pay the full amount.
Where can I get coverage?
I know this can be sudden. I can't confirm the reliability. That's why you want to arrange this cover. Thank you for your help.
https://we.tl/t-A9xz5P4Nvt

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Thank you for your answers. I'm really in despair, because I can't withdraw BTC until I pay these contributions. Tax was 0.35 BTC including contributions. I only sent 0.32 and they said it was not enough. I said that I would make up the rest, but they said that I have to pay the full amount.
Where can I get coverage?
I know this can be sudden. I can't confirm the reliability. That's why you want to arrange this cover. Thank you for your help.
https://we.tl/t-A9xz5P4Nvt

Even after members have replied in this thread, you have failed to know how taxes are handled in your country, and you think you can be helped?
If your claims are even true, then I guess you should complete what you started so you get a full lesson package worth 0.35 BTC. You paid only 0.32 yet that's not the full tuition amount.

[JollyGood]

If you put yourself in the same position as any lender would be in, what would you do if a newbie who made two posts asked you for a loan? Would you give a loan to a member that had no trade history, no forum history, provided no collateral and was completely anonymous? At least if a reputable member of the forum vouched for the newbie it might change your mind but in this case this did not happen.

You have received both neutral and negative trust on your account, I would advise you to forget this account and create another if you want to contribute to the forum as a helpful member and eventually join a signature campaign.

Dear community, If someone would be so kind as to lend me 0.05 btc, I would really appreciate it. I have to pay tax in my country (Hungary) if I want to withdraw BTC, which is equivalent to 2 months' salary here. After I can buy the BTC, I will return it with interest. Thank you in advance for your kindness. Tibor Horváth.
Email: tiborhorvth505@yahoo.com

[decodx]

Thank you for your answers. I'm really in despair, because I can't withdraw BTC until I pay these contributions.

What are you talking about? Someone is asking you to pay taxes before you can withdraw money (btc) from an account? These kind of pay us first things tend to be scams, designed to siphon money from folks through slick promises.  you're a fool if you've already paid any money to them.

Tax was 0.35 BTC including contributions. I only sent 0.32 and they said it was not enough. I said that I would make up the rest, but they said that I have to pay the full amount.

I wish I could say otherwise, but chances are you'll never see those funds again if you already sent them over.  My advice? Don't send anything else their way and  walk away and take it as a tough lesson. Going forward, be very wary of platforms asking for upfront fees like that.  Legit ones typically dont operate that way.