Quote from: darkangel11 on December 28, 2017, 08:09:16 PM

You are supposed to do it when your profit exceeds the non-taxable minimum, also called personal allowance. I'm talking here about countries where it's taxable, because in some countries like Germany and recently Belarus you don't have to pay anything.
You do it once a year and usually the transfer from an exchange to your bank account is the only proof that you'll need (in case they ask) you don't have to attach it to your annual report. You also can keep emails from the exchange with dates that show when you've deposited and withdrew your money.

Thank you! I think in Germany is taxable if you convert to fiat BEFORE one year. After one year is not taxable.

Where I live apparently I don't need to declare anything if profits are not greater than 500 EUR. Any other profit needs to be declared. So OK, is just tax declaration and they take my word for it, and if they want to digg more they will contact me etc. Got it.

Thanks!