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>>5861099
Same for you bro, can you call your local tax authority and ask at what point does trading crypto turn into "a professional or business related activity" under Category B?
It's 0217-206-707

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here it is

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>>5757529
There's no loophole. It's basic legislation, which they don't intend to change, for now anyways. Your sources are wrong.
You can't be taxed for financial activity on internet currencies because there's no model for it. If you do it by yourself, of course. If you do it through a company, the company is taxed, like any other would be. If you are by yourself, there's no taxes involved at all.

The only problem is that some banks are catching up to this shit and won't allow you to deposit to, say, Coinbase, for example. Just use an online bank that allows you to create free accounts to get around this.

Pic related. Not that you can read Portuguese anyway. But basically, it's the equivalent to the american IRS confirming that there's no taxes if you're not a company.

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