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[El duderino_]

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[jojo69]

I reiterate;

CORPORATIONS DO NOT PAY TAX

Customers pay tax, on rare occasions shareholders may bear some of that burden for a short time.

This is not mere semantics.  To a corporation taxes licenses and fees are nothing more than a line item, part of the cost of converting one set of goods and services into another set of goods and services.  It will perform this conversion at a profit or it will cease to exist.  All costs associated in the conversion are passed to the purchasers of the output goods and services.

[Elwar]

Got a pic of the seastead?

This is a picture before it goes onto the spar.



Unfortunately waves were too bad on launch day so we are waiting a week to combine them.

[El duderino_]

Got a pic of the seastead?

This is a picture before it goes onto the spar.



Unfortunately waves were too bad on launch day so we are waiting a week to combine them.

Impressive....

When

SSC comes alive??

[hisslyness]

I reiterate;

CORPORATIONS DO NOT PAY TAX

Customers pay tax, on rare occasions shareholders may bear some of that burden for a short time.

This is not mere semantics.  To a corporation taxes licenses and fees are nothing more than a line item, part of the cost of converting one set of goods and services into another set of goods and services.  It will perform this conversion at a profit or it will cease to exist.  All costs associated in the conversion are passed to the purchasers of the output goods and services.

So if my company sells products or services to the government, does that mean the government has paid tax for me?

If my company receives interest from a bank, does that mean the bank has paid tax for me?

What happens if my company makes a loss, does that mean my customer's get extra TAX back?

I bought a $2,000.00 Television this weekend, can i add the tax i paid as credit to my TAX return?

[Ibian]

Got a pic of the seastead?

This is a picture before it goes onto the spar.



Unfortunately waves were too bad on launch day so we are waiting a week to combine them.

What does it have so far as electricity and water filtration? Doohickies in general?

[VB1001]

Uncertain future for BCH, forks+forks+fud = value 0,00

https://ohiobitcoin.com/bitcoin-cash-is-dead-will-be-worthless-in-a-few-years-btc-org-co-founder/

[HairyMaclairy]

Well this wee dip is a bit random.  

Edit:  so far has bounced off support as expected.  Nice.

[kenzawak]

Bitcoin Transactions at Their Highest Level Since 2017 Bull Run

https://www.tokentalk.co/TokenTalk/bitcoin-transactions-at-their-highest-level-since-2017-bull-run-5c43eb0cfc09318f5c1ec062

https://twitter.com/ArminVanBitcoin/status/1086181428981846016

"Twitter user ArminVanBitcoin claims Bitcoin’s average daily on-chain transaction total is about 325,000 per day.

These numbers are close to the 2017 bull run, when prices peaked in December, 2017.

“Bitcoin daily on-chain transactions grew 63% in the last 10 months,” tweeted ArminVanBitcoin.

But...

There are fears “spoof trading” is taking place in the market however. In this scenario, the volume can be faked.

It involves traders entering and quickly cancelling large orders in a desperate attempt to manipulate prices.

[Last of the V8s]

There once was a bitcoin OG
Who decided to live out at sea.
The waves were too wavey
For his tiny wee navy
So he had to resort to plan B.

[VB1001]

This time it has been fast, 24h:
3882 UP 3600 DOWN
Rinse and Repeat

[Last of the V8s]

agreed. it's a bit more complicated than that. don't just fomo
get 'free credit' from these charlatans while they still stand then
 btfd

[DeathAngel]

Well this wee dip is a bit random.  

Edit:  so far has bounced off support as expected.  Nice.

Hopefully testing higher highs soon. We’re stuck in this trading range, would be great to breach $5,000 but that seems a long way off atm.

[HairyMaclairy]

[VB1001]

Similarity oil and Bitcoin, they are not far, according to the article.

Bitcoin as big oil: the next big environmental fight?

As a Bitcoin maker who covered the oil industry as a journalist, I see parallels between the two that may haunt cryptocurrency.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/jan/17/bitcoin-big-oil-environment-energy?CMP=share_btn_tw

[HairyMaclairy]

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/a47Kioh9-The-One-Coin-to-Rule-Them-All-Chapter-II/

[d_eddie]

This time it has been fast, 24h:
3882 UP 3600 DOWN
Rinse and Repeat

I've been pleased to finally find my short leg closed in profit too. Now I'm flat, total profit ~1.3%.

[zazzbg1]

now that's funny 

[VB1001]

^^^
Nice metaphor.

[El duderino_]

mmmm

didn't saw the price from my LAST post till NOW

not amused a bit