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53580669 No.53580669 [Reply] [Original]

>it's tax season already again

>> No.53580685
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53580685

>never sold
>no trades to report
>just accumulated more during bear market as usual
Bitcoin maxi chads rise up

>> No.53580746

>>53580685
you still have to pay long term gains tax

>> No.53580755

>>53580746
Nobody here is investing enough to have to pay any taxes. Any gains less than 20k you don’t have to claim.

>> No.53580796

>>53580746
>long term gains tax
Not in EU
You just pay taxes when you sell, thats all. And there are a few ways to bypass most of them (portugal or Lithuanian IBAN yadda yadda...only worth it if you sell a huge amount of course)
>>53580755
>Nobody here is investing enough
>Any gains less than 20k
I already have +20k profit even in the middle of this bear anon. Not everybody started buying btc in 2021

>> No.53580811

>>53580796
You’re the exception, not the rule, faggot.

>> No.53580890

>>53580811
>+20k profits
>exception
Nigger thats normal even with boomer stocks.
You will know when you start investing more than your christmas money underage faggot.

>> No.53581102

>>53580796
Whats the deal with PT/LT IBAN?

I happen to have both and now have to send some inheritance money to family over there.

I just buy BTC, transfer, convert to EUR, and claim is capital gains?