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January 01, 2018, 09:45:21 PM
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Here is a link
Tax Bills Doom Tax code: 1031 Exchanges Of Crypto-currency
https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertwood/2017/11/27/tax-bills-doom-tax-free-1031-exchanges-of-cryptocurrency/

Also Several Listed countries have decided to DUMP THE DOLLAR FOR CRYPTO-CURRENCIES STARTING  2018

They have signed a multi-lateral  agreement and among the list of DOLLAR DUMPERS are  
Brazil, Iran, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,  Taiwan,  Dominican Republic  &
Haiti,France, Estonia, and more are signing up
.The treaty was Drawn Up in secrecy and funneled
through its citizens to avoid detection from certain monopolize states  "Such as US and China"
 Pm me for the articular on the treaty SO YOU CAN SEE WHERE 2018 is going

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Nice news, OP!

It may be misleading to say "Brazil, Iran, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Taiwin" and the rest are adopting crypto currencies, though.

In truth, they're not adopting anything other than blockchain. Their versions of crypto are identical to centralized state issued, fiat, currency which can be printed out of thin air. This unlimited printing may contribute towards irresponsible and wasteful spending on the part of states and governments.

Design concepts such as decentralization, limited supply, algorithmic limiting, all of which are defining and potentially best traits of bitcoin. None of these will ever to be included in any state issued "crypto currency".
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January 01, 2018, 09:57:10 PM
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Taxation is not an attack on bitcoin in sense, a country is within its rights to tax the earnings of their citizens, if they do not like this then they can move somewhere else which is a tax haven. It's a challenge to bitcoin because many use it to avoid taxes but it is not now as if they are being forced to pay something they would not pay otherwise, they are simply paying with many would consider is due.
Taxation is what is coming together with bitcoin's adoption. We will not be able to escape that. Those people who don't like it will have to accept it or go out. I believe that all crypto currencies will be assumed and fall under taxation in the nearly future.
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January 01, 2018, 10:10:42 PM
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Lets Please not keep this quiet Because Every Single Trade Done By someone living in the
United States Is Now Taxable Does But If you Live outside the United States your
Safe guarded from this.This is Not Fair to US Citizens

There's nothing problem for the tax, every government need to collect the taxes ino people or every business institution tos sustain the government needs.
In that way i think bitcoin become legal in the whole world.

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January 01, 2018, 10:21:33 PM
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I'm down with the war, getting tired of the government anyway  Cool Cool Cool Grin Grin Grin

Aren't we all here? I feel like that was a big reason why most got involved with cryptos anyways and seeing these decisions does not surprise me at all. It will be a constant struggle for the next 5 years until we are all on the same page and stop the fighting.

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January 01, 2018, 10:28:59 PM
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This is the start for cryptocurrency. Taxing by the US is OK as long as they let crypto be traded in their country. It's better than the alternative where they ban bitcoin because of it's power to replace the dollar.

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January 01, 2018, 10:38:44 PM
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Here is a link
Tax Bills Doom Tax code: 1031 Exchanges Of Crypto-currency
https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertwood/2017/11/27/tax-bills-doom-tax-free-1031-exchanges-of-cryptocurrency/....

Forbes? Paywalled.

Your bitch is that the bill didn't EXPAND 1031 to include crypto.

Because it didn't ever have crypto in it.

The IRS had defined crypto currency as "property" which meant that exchange was BARTER, which was taxable.

Any other questions?
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January 01, 2018, 10:55:58 PM
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US is one of the most greedy countries comes with tax, no way to avoid it unless quit the citizenship. I am also wonderling that how does US regulate anonymous currency like dash/verge?
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January 03, 2018, 03:05:18 PM
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Here is a link
Tax Bills Doom Tax code: 1031 Exchanges Of Crypto-currency
https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertwood/2017/11/27/tax-bills-doom-tax-free-1031-exchanges-of-cryptocurrency/

Also Several Listed countries have decided to DUMP THE DOLLAR FOR CRYPTO-CURRENCIES STARTING  2018

They have signed a multi-lateral  agreement and among the list of DOLLAR DUMPERS are 
Brazil, Iran, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,  Taiwan,  Dominican Republic  &
Haiti,France, Estonia, and more are signing up
.The treaty was Drawn Up in secrecy and funneled
through its citizens to avoid detection from certain monopolize states  "Such as US and China"
 Pm me for the articular on the treaty SO YOU CAN SEE WHERE 2018 is going

USA one of the biggest supporters of cryptocurrencies. But ironically the biggest miner of coins is China. I don’t know what is hype about, I haven’t read the story. It is not seemed like the big problem.
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January 03, 2018, 03:23:56 PM
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Bitcoin has been at war for years and double cross agent Mr S-M from Japan
unleashed CPU Wars when miners compete at counting grains of sand to see
who does it faster.

20,000 miners and only 1,000 are needed and that's over kill just to process
7 transactions a second so yes Intel and big oil are happy with hardware and
energy costs but we are not happy with the fees.

 

Mining is CPU-wars and Intel, AMD like it nearly as much as big oil likes miners wasting electricity. Is this what mankind has come too.
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January 03, 2018, 03:52:42 PM
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Lets Please not keep this quiet Because Every Single Trade Done By someone living in the
United States Is Now Taxable Does But If you Live outside the United States your
Safe guarded from this.This is Not Fair to US Citizens

There is absolutely nothing you can do about the current situation because from the look of it, it means you are being punished for engaging in bitcoin while I agree that bitcoin should be taxed, but not at the point of trade but at the point of conversion to fiat which is when the profit is really being made because other than that, you might be losing at the end of the day by the time you carried out a trade at the point there is increase in price and you are charged based on that. Maybe the following day you needed to convert to fiat and price drops it then mean you have paid tax on your unearned income which to me is punishment of the highest order.

The only thing I can see a way out is to push for the review of the procedure that this is being done currently and make it more favorable to people but stopping the taxation is what I don't see happening.
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January 03, 2018, 03:55:42 PM
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not surprising, all countries will tax crypto currency, it seems logical after all, the hardest for governments it will be when we can pay everything in crypto directly
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January 04, 2018, 02:59:28 PM
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Lets Please not keep this quiet Because Every Single Trade Done By someone living in the
United States Is Now Taxable Does But If you Live outside the United States your
Safe guarded from this.This is Not Fair to US Citizens

in Germany you although have to pay taxes for every single Tade coin to coin
Yes But I dont think they Understood the implications in this because
Now they have to accecpt That Bitcoin is A world currency and this also means
that you can report millions in losses due to the they crypto wallets work???
Also they haven't realized that they have gone publicly against the will of the people
Also I think this means that Dread Pirate Roberts has a whole lot of bitcoins that A
certain branch of the government owns 1440000 bitcoins that pay capital gain  taxes on
because people are watching the f.b.i wallet....DECENTRALIZATION IS THE BEST   Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked
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