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Re: Whitelist Requests (Want out of here?)
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acct
on 16/03/2013, 01:11:24 UTC
Ummm well I have hung out in the newbie section for 2 hr 30 min. I don't troll and would like to discuss things in forums more suiting to my interests.

Thanks.
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Re: declaring coins to the IRS?
by
acct
on 16/03/2013, 01:05:25 UTC
OK I understand they are not taxed until I exchange for $ but I am not mining so I can not claim such expenses. Say I get rid of 1k coins over the course of a year, how can I prove what profit truly was without real evidence of the price coins were obtained for?
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Re: declaring coins to the IRS?
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acct
on 15/03/2013, 00:34:36 UTC
Sounds great but the whole avoidance thing is risky. Unfortunately they report bank transfers to the IRS and the polish cards seem like they would take forever.
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Re: declaring coins to the IRS?
by
acct
on 15/03/2013, 00:04:08 UTC
My issue is, they are not bonds or stocks. It will be far more difficult to prove what they were acquired for and I would hate to be taxed on the whole exchange and not just the profit gained in the exchange.
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Re: New Litecoin Marketplace (Tor network)
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acct
on 14/03/2013, 23:57:07 UTC
My problems with this.

1. Remain logged in? This is not eBay, remaining logged in should not be an option.
2. You say you are more security conscious than SR but suggest using tor2web to access the site as well as the issue stated above.
3. Why must I declare a country? Undeclared needs to be an option.
4. $10 is far to cheap for vendor status. Yes, the road is also very cheap, but $10???



But, it is new so I am sure you are still working things out. Good luck.
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declaring coins to the IRS?
by
acct
on 14/03/2013, 23:13:55 UTC
How do you do this?