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Trying to cash out a 7 figure lump sum you say? I like the sound of that

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>>5752274
It doesn't matter anymore.
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How Can I do this?
Real advice please

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Do you brainlets realise that Common Reporting Standard applies to all financial institutions and all jurisdictions have joined these regulations?

I'm talking about OECD Automatic Exchange of Information.

This means that at end of each year (31st of Dec 2017) the funds you hold in Bistamp, GDAX, Coinone, Kraken or any other exchange will get nicely reported to your tax authorities no matter which 3rd world shithole you come from.

How does that make you feel?

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As we approach 10k and everyone is getting ready to cash out it's important to think about our tax obligations. So when are you actually on the hook for capital gains tax? If you trade crypto for fiat but leave it on the exchange are you taxable at that point? Or is it only when the fiat goes from the exchange to your bank account?

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