Who here paying crypto taxes for 2017?

>Poland fucking poorfags never gonna make it

I was for two months in Poland last year, it's a fucking first world country m8, you Poles are just keep fucking complaining

I saw native Poles with more cash than some people in UK, DE or FR

$33k in gains from 23-34% including state tax, don't remember the exact break out. still $275k unsold. thanks to fuckface trump though I'm saving 4% in 2018.

> Telling the government about something they don't already know about.

USA. Reported every single transaction and a profit of about 3k. I am going to owe so much next year that I wanted to irs to have a documented cost basis for the gains I am about to report.

Good goy

I think they fud to keep people out.

genius

>Brazil
>35% on crypto (if 35.000BRL+ gains) + 20% on income tax

>USA
>no coiner
>0

that's my story until i figure out how to avoid paying taxes

only on trades done on gdax ;)

Any ausfags found a good way to dodge tax?

If i only trade on binance, sell everything for XMR then sell XMR for cash how will i get caught? No KYC documents on binance.

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UK

Steem power is not a crypto currency. It cannot be traded, it cannot be used for anything other than generating more steem, it does not have a market value as the blockchain determines its value arbitrarily, this means the free market does not determine its value. Steem is destroyed to generate an arbitrary amount of steem power. If they tax steem power then they will begin taxing every integer on the internet.

Even with KYC documents there is basically no way...don't forget to use some VPNs on VPNs...and don't get killed via localbitcoin

$770k paid on bcash sale
US

austria -

you'd pay tax for gains (trading crypto) at the end of the year wins - losses = if wins > tax

not too worried ... i'm not good at this

France
65% if more than 100k €

>Not being a goede huisvader

Get rekt faggot

it doesn't seem like it was rejected at the moment. 4 hour candles indicates its probably going for 11k.