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http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/My point was what makes you qualified to understand and interpret law? It's not usually layman friendly, and you seem to be on a mission to find loopholes to sell to people, which can only end hilariously. I never said I was writing a book to take with you into the court room or your law school, it is just to help regular people.
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September 13, 2013, 12:57:51 PM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver.
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September 13, 2013, 06:59:31 PM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver. How does silver make math easier?
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September 13, 2013, 08:33:09 PM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver. Or you know, just regular US money?
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September 14, 2013, 12:23:17 AM |
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September 14, 2013, 01:25:42 AM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver. How does silver make math easier? By being 1 thing, instead of 3.
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September 14, 2013, 01:26:20 AM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver. Or you know, just regular US money? Yeah, because US money is stable. (we need a dunce cap smiley)
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September 14, 2013, 05:37:12 AM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver. Or you know, just regular US money? Yeah, because US money is stable. (we need a dunce cap smiley) Yeah, about that...
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September 14, 2013, 01:39:19 PM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver. Or you know, just regular US money? Yeah, because US money is stable. (we need a dunce cap smiley) Yeah, about that... That's not what I mean by stable, to me stable means it will still be have value when the others don't. Hence me talking about keeping it for a collapse. Notice Silver has never been at 0...
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September 14, 2013, 06:34:27 PM |
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And it will make my taxes so much easier if most of my money is in silver, and once I find a few people to sell me cheap cars and shit for silver (ex: There's a Kilo of silver, thanks for the 78 Deville), people will start hearing about it and want to get paid in silver themselves.
Well you still need to declare gains from bartering; in this case a kilo of silver is worth around 700$, so yeah. That's fine, calculating taxes for silver would be a lot easier than having Bitcoins, Fiat AND Silver. Or you know, just regular US money? Yeah, because US money is stable. (we need a dunce cap smiley) Yeah, about that... That's not what I mean by stable, to me stable means it will still be have value when the others don't. Hence me talking about keeping it for a collapse. Notice Silver has never been at 0... Neither has the US dollar, and if it were to hit zero, you'd have much more pressing issues to deal with than trying to trade silver for weed.
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September 15, 2013, 05:37:14 PM |
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The US dollar isn't worth ANYTHING. Hasn't been for years. That's why libertarians exist.
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September 15, 2013, 05:55:55 PM |
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The US dollar isn't worth ANYTHING. Hasn't been for years. That's why libertarians exist.
Oh, wow. Well I guess I should call up all the people who accepted my money gladly in exchange for goods and services over the years and ask them not to call the cops, because I'll be mailing silver over to them.
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September 15, 2013, 06:52:32 PM |
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The US dollar isn't worth ANYTHING. Hasn't been for years. That's why libertarians exist.
Oh, wow. Well I guess I should call up all the people who accepted my money gladly in exchange for goods and services over the years and ask them not to call the cops, because I'll be mailing silver over to them. Being exchangeable for services and debt, is different than having actual value. The American dollars value is based on Americas might, at war and market. It has nothing to do with the actual value of the money.
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September 15, 2013, 09:56:41 PM |
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The US dollar isn't worth ANYTHING. Hasn't been for years. That's why libertarians exist.
Oh, wow. Well I guess I should call up all the people who accepted my money gladly in exchange for goods and services over the years and ask them not to call the cops, because I'll be mailing silver over to them. Being exchangeable for services and debt, is different than having actual value. The American dollars value is based on Americas might, at war and market. It has nothing to do with the actual value of the money. Good luck trading that silver with any means of ease.
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September 15, 2013, 11:50:26 PM |
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The US dollar isn't worth ANYTHING. Hasn't been for years. That's why libertarians exist.
Oh, wow. Well I guess I should call up all the people who accepted my money gladly in exchange for goods and services over the years and ask them not to call the cops, because I'll be mailing silver over to them. Being exchangeable for services and debt, is different than having actual value. The American dollars value is based on Americas might, at war and market. It has nothing to do with the actual value of the money. Good luck trading that silver with any means of ease. I'm sure I can trade it for bitcoins when I need to buy things, and I am SURE there are people willing to take silver. Just for the novelty of it.
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September 16, 2013, 02:08:08 AM |
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The US dollar isn't worth ANYTHING. Hasn't been for years. That's why libertarians exist.
Oh, wow. Well I guess I should call up all the people who accepted my money gladly in exchange for goods and services over the years and ask them not to call the cops, because I'll be mailing silver over to them. Being exchangeable for services and debt, is different than having actual value. The American dollars value is based on Americas might, at war and market. It has nothing to do with the actual value of the money. Good luck trading that silver with any means of ease. I'm sure I can trade it for bitcoins when I need to buy things, and I am SURE there are people willing to take silver. Just for the novelty of it. Good luck paying for gas, groceries, rent or utilities.
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September 16, 2013, 02:30:56 AM |
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The US dollar isn't worth ANYTHING. Hasn't been for years. That's why libertarians exist.
Oh, wow. Well I guess I should call up all the people who accepted my money gladly in exchange for goods and services over the years and ask them not to call the cops, because I'll be mailing silver over to them. Being exchangeable for services and debt, is different than having actual value. The American dollars value is based on Americas might, at war and market. It has nothing to do with the actual value of the money. Good luck trading that silver with any means of ease. I'm sure I can trade it for bitcoins when I need to buy things, and I am SURE there are people willing to take silver. Just for the novelty of it. Good luck paying for gas, groceries, rent or utilities. I'll use a debit card (You can sell Bitcoins and get money put into your bank account, same with silver), and I never said that I would never use money again. I said that I would keep most of my money in silver so that taxes were easier. I never said "I'm converting every cent I get to silver" or anything of the sort.
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September 16, 2013, 02:40:23 AM |
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If you transact in dollars via cash or plastic, you only really need to track your income. If you trade silver every time you want to exchange for cash to buy stuff, you need to keep track of every individual transaction between dollars and silver, then figure out your gains or losses investment wise.
Simplifying taxes? You're a moron.
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September 16, 2013, 02:56:16 AM |
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If you transact in dollars via cash or plastic, you only really need to track your income. If you trade silver every time you want to exchange for cash to buy stuff, you need to keep track of every individual transaction between dollars and silver, then figure out your gains or losses investment wise.
Simplifying taxes? You're a moron.
I plan on buying silver anyways, so there is no way around it. I would rather put my cash in the bank, keep my money in silver and that's that.
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