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Well, you have to prove you held for 3 years. So you need to kyc. MICA with all the travel rules, vasps and no anon buying is pretty agressive and bad. But yep, the 100 000 czk (~$4k) limit is a good thing no doubt.
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Analogue Dog 1 year ago
Would love to see the full text of the mica directive clarification in english, if it exists?
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Bitpower 1 year ago
no capital gains tax at all? or not until a certain threshold?
This is how Bitcoiners get fooled each and every time. No capital gains tax in exchange for making your BTC perfectly traceable through KYC identification. What they didn't tell you is WHEN they plan to reintroduce (unrealised) capital gains or wealth tax. Adversarial thinking got down the drain some time after the block size wars. #Monero
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No capital gains tax on #Bitcoin has just been passed in The Czech Republic 😎✌️
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Are you fools for KYC'ing your stack to get state approved 0 taxes for a year or two before they need fresh capital from the KYC cattle that is now you? No KYC. No tax.
Also what happened to separation of money and state? Do Bitcoiners these days really believe that now the law is above the code/word? So they bow down to the priests that bring them 0 taxes laws. You are in for a rude awakening.
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mbl 1 year ago
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This was one of the arguments that was made. More capital flowing in.
And the same could be taxed differently again next year🤷‍♂️