/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28024245

1. Buy non perishable food & start growing what you can, where you can
2. Have means of water collection & purification
3. Buy fuel, propane/gasoline/diesel/wood/coal and means to use the fuel for your needs & store it safely
4. You should already have tools for homes upkeep/repair, if not.. buy tools & parts
5. Tools for self protection, know who you can trust in your immediate area and have a safe place to relocate to if you need to evacuate your area, plan what you can take with you and have it stored ready to go.
6. You may need to travel by foot, bug out bags need to be prepared and you should already have good clothing for this with means of shelter and fire.
7. Have means of hunting, if you have no basic outdoor skills then you learn today. A .22 is enough for hunting, available in nearly all counties & small enough ammo to carry large quantities.
8. Fitness ~ If you're not fit and can't hike 12 hours with gear, get fit.

>>26675615
Of course not, people are trying to out-jew literal Jews. You're all in for a rude wake up call.

>>26458315
>Pub
>Ngmi

Material goods do not bring my happiness, a fancy car to drive around aimlessly? A flashy watch to signal my wealth? A nice suit to showcase my desire to fit in with the popular crowd? Trips around the world to postcard locations so I can post about it on the gram?
None of that appeals to me.


I just want a bit of private land and a loyal woman to raise a family with, something even medieval peasants got to enjoy in abundance - and yet I must endure.

Please don't tell me pic related is from a porno...

I hate homomentalillnesses so much

cases opening all over the US & Canada!

its all over the news, public transit trying to calm people saying they wipe down seats and handles once daily

Going to drive into work today and not shake hands with anyone, HUGE infection cases are going to pop up over the weekend

Can you see it brother?

Do you see whats about to unfold? Look at the extremely high volume, but share prices aren't moving much - food for thought.

>>11875480
heh.

>>8871408
Just for reference:

>If you acquire cryptocurrency as an investment, you may have to pay tax on any capital gain you make on disposal of the cryptocurrency.

>You will make a capital gain if the capital proceeds from the disposal of the cryptocurrency are more than its cost base

https://www.ato.gov.au/General/Gen/Tax-treatment-of-crypto-currencies-in-Australia---specifically-bitcoin/

So what does 'disposal' mean?

>Disposal
>when the entity stops being the asset's owner

https://www.ato.gov.au/General/Capital-gains-tax/Selling-an-asset-and-other-CGT-events/Types-of-CGT-events/

So in other words, on every trade.

Also it is a requirement that YOU keep a record of your transactions, including:
>the date of the transactions
>the value of the cryptocurrency in Australian dollars at the time of the transaction (which can be taken from a reputable online exchange)
>what the transaction was for and who the other party was (even if it’s just their cryptocurrency address).

But they are taking suggestions until April 20th on changing this so make some noise:
https://lets-talk.ato.gov.au/PAG/news_feed/consultation-substantiating-cryptocurrency-taxation-events