How do we evade crypto taxes biz?

How do we evade crypto taxes biz?
My country wants to take 33 to 50% of my earnings.... I worked too hard to make that shit.

I have checked a lot of debit cards from
bestbitcoincard.com
Even if they say "anonymous" I found none that don't ask you for ID and verification
That would be a nice way to spend some gains at least

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saveontax.net/bank-account-gibraltar-eng
lecho.be/economie-politique/belgique-economie/Les-plus-values-sur-le-bitcoin-taxees-a-33/9965346
youtu.be/NV5ubkGQUes?t=69
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calm down! bitch

buy gold online, bring it to gold dealer, deal with 5% in fees vs. 50%

Capital tax applies to all gains. At least here

gold is a cash business brah, bring it to a pawn shop.

What country are you user

Got the same feeling, it'll be between 0% and 33%

Belgium

These crypto cards still report you to your local tax authority.

Same here. 33% is a ruling for a daytrader

If it's an investment you should be fine... depends on how long you had the crypto I guess.

Otherwise I'm prepared to be fucked

1) Book a flight to Gibraltar/Isle of Man/Guernsey/Cayman Islands
2)Open a bank account there and cashout
3)?????
4) Profit

You don't evade taxes, you're making money on capital gains.

>I worked to hard
nigga you didn't do shit but read an ad on facebok

You need a residence permit in order to open a bank account in those countries.

Buy things online using btc on overstock.com or purse.io (Amazon).
For big ticket items like a house or car you don't really have an option other than pay taxes.
Be careful of KYC exchanges. Coinbase and bittrex are definitely sharing their US customer's info with the IRS. Binance and other foreign exchanges you're probably safe for now. Safest to stick to non-KYC exchanges like etherdelta or buy a fake ID off the darknet.

Offshore bank accounts?

Gibraltar is part of the UK

Op country doesn't tax capital gains

They made a ruling about a daytrader.

>As long as the transactions are carried out as part of a normal private asset management, capital gains are exempt from tax.

The thing to know is how crypto is a normal private asset management

It is, but the tax laws are different obviously.

saveontax.net/bank-account-gibraltar-eng

Heb jij ook dat De Tijd artikel gelezen belg-bro?

nope, L'Echo but it's probably the same article

I have a foreign bank account completely untouched by crypto transactions. I'll cash out there after laundering through monero or the like.

I've read the article. So indeed they ruled about a daytrader. I don't daytrade but I still trade, so I guess it applies to me.

lecho.be/economie-politique/belgique-economie/Les-plus-values-sur-le-bitcoin-taxees-a-33/9965346
I'm a french bro so I've read this, I'm not too sure what to think about it though

For North Americans, crypto is treated as property.

Still don't see how we can use: triple entry accounting, and asset swaps to defer taxes like this person says: youtu.be/NV5ubkGQUes?t=69

Is there a way I can do all my trades in a smart contract? Would this somehow be able to defer taxes?

turn your btc or whatever into Monero and then back to btc in another exchange

Ether delta was hacked, didn't you know that.