Here in Australia crypto is taxed similarly to how the IRS does it in the US - cap gains apply to crypto to crypto trades.
Do any of you have any advice on how to avoid taxes? I've heard some people use monero? I haven't traded a lot but figured I should prepare my portfolio / transaction records so to minimise tax obligations when I moon.
If you can, hold for 1 year without trading. 50% discount on CGT.
You can do localethereum for cash but there's hardly anyone in Australia.
Nathan Flores
just telegram its ok
Alexander Taylor
They actually just installed a bitcoin atm not far from where I live in Australia. I think you could use one to withdraw cash if you want. Maybe even take it overseas?
Wyatt Barnes
thanks mate, its @coinlu
Hudson Peterson
Muh ATO, please prove that said wallet is mine.
/thread
Luis Ortiz
Honeypot thread
Julian Hughes
I'd love it if this could work lol. All thats tying me to my crypto is that I buy my eth with AUD off btcmarkets. net which has my ID etc. Chances are they'll give up user info to the ATO but yea, nothing for them to prove my binance account is mine i guess. Or that my actual wallet is mine either.
Benjamin Edwards
Just hold ur coins for a year before you sell and incur 50% less CGT It is also taxed on income tax rate so if you earned lets say 500k with crypto its better to not even work that finincial year and sell the coins in one lump so you get more of your money cause there is no way in fucking hell you will get away with a large amount of money in your bank account without the bank notifying the ato unless of course to use crypto for small shit direct trades on whatever you want.
Aiden Foster
I bought btc and 'sent it to my poorfag uncle in thailand'. What u gon do about it? Why the fuck would you dump $200k away when you're the one taking all the risk making it. Just gtfo of the country - it's fucked anyway.
Jackson Turner
riddle me this, faggots:
if I'm John Bitcoin and I buy a Bitcoin, then I use that bitcoin to buy shitcoins, then I send all those shitcoins to various wallets/exchanges (most of which don't utilize KYC or verify identities any way), and then I trade them, and continue doing this for years, will I be able to smell my dick in my shit?
Kevin Sanders
If you are a full time trader on crypto, you only pay income tax. Not CGT. Look it up yourself moron
Dylan Jones
You send your gains back to the normie exchange and say you mined it all