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Board Legal
Re: Bitcoin Is Property Not Currency
by
don giovanni
on 27/03/2014, 23:30:55 UTC

Either you "own" the private keys which control the address or you don't.


Ive use online wallets, i do not own the private keys to those, the owner of the wallet site does, i am given a password to access those funds, are they no longer mine? Ie also lost many wallets and the private keys held within, does that mean i never owned them in the first place?


Either you have documentation from an exchange or you don't.


I dont because i dont use an exchange to buy/sell, am i required to pay 40% tax because i choose not to use an exchange?

No, this means you are making choices / taking actions which could have a negative impact on your financial situation by increasing the amount of taxes you may have to pay.

I would suggest you start making new choices / taking different actions which would have a positive impact on your financial situation by decreasing the amount of taxes you may have to pay.

There you go, the IRS has successfully deanonymized bitcoin.