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April 11, 2018, 02:57:08 AM |
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Hey,
To my knowledge there is no legal requirement/hoops you need to jump through in order to purchase cryptos on behalf of friends. However certain exchanges state in their terms and conditions that you are not using the account for others etc so this would be a good thing to look into before entering the market.
If it were me entering this 'venture' i would have a record of payments and maybe a memorandum of understanding between me and my friends, just in case of future debate/Inland Revenue interest. - Depending on the size of transaction the bank will be making i believe there are reporting requirements so banks are generally cautious of moving around large amounts especially offshore.
While I'm not sure on the coin or means of 'gains' the coin will offer having a masternode, but it sounds like youll be making income not increasing the value of your coins, so this would not be a capital gain, it would be income which would be taxable. Dividing this up again all your friends would be easier if there was a partnership arrangement.
Remember to be very cautious before putting money into something, especially as the general rule with crypto is done put in what you cant afford to lose.
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