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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Tax on crypto trading!
by
stompix
on 18/11/2021, 13:41:21 UTC
And the second, tax doesn't protect anything from fraud...

Look at the bright side, if you have fallen for a sam you can claim those as expenses to reduce the tax you pay on your profit  Grin

if the project is scam they will get penalty or delisted/banned from their country.

Yeah right, so how does this help you?
Once a thing is proven to be a scam it means investors have lost money, banning it from the country or delisting means zero chances of ever getting a penny back, the only thing a government could do is try and seize assets but usually, it's always too late.

When the market is taxed, that means it's regulated and the government will impose a penalty on those who are running a scam project.

Impose a penalty?
How is going the government of India impose a penalty on things like bitconnect?
I just love it, for years people are saying how cryptocurrencies are out of reach of the government's regulations and now suddenly the government can issue a "penalty" on those running a crypto project.
So which is it?