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Salutări!
Am luat mai demult niște BTC. S-au apreciat, și mă bate gândul de a cumpăra un apartament.
Problema e următoarea: ATM-ul de la care am luat nu a oferit vreo chitanță/dovadă. Erau sume mici, și nu m-am gândit la asta.
Am întrebări:
1.Pentru a satisface ANAF, dacă nu am dovada prețului achiziției, pot să îl declar ca 0 și plătesc taxe pe tot și gata?
2. Pentru a satisface KYC/AML, aș putea argumenta notarului sau băncii că de vreme ce am investit sub €10k, vânzarea nu e o tranzacție suspectă? Pot dovedi că doar am ținut BTC, nu am tranzacționat, cu istoricul tranzacțiilor pe blockchain.
3. Îmi puteți recomanda vreun notar sau avocat mai familiar cu BTC, prin Timișoara?
Am luat mai demult niște BTC. S-au apreciat, și mă bate gândul de a cumpăra un apartament.
Problema e următoarea: ATM-ul de la care am luat nu a oferit vreo chitanță/dovadă. Erau sume mici, și nu m-am gândit la asta.
Am întrebări:
1.Pentru a satisface ANAF, dacă nu am dovada prețului achiziției, pot să îl declar ca 0 și plătesc taxe pe tot și gata?
2. Pentru a satisface KYC/AML, aș putea argumenta notarului sau băncii că de vreme ce am investit sub €10k, vânzarea nu e o tranzacție suspectă? Pot dovedi că doar am ținut BTC, nu am tranzacționat, cu istoricul tranzacțiilor pe blockchain.
3. Îmi puteți recomanda vreun notar sau avocat mai familiar cu BTC, prin Timișoara?
Poate îl mai are frunzygsm aici: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5263315.0
I see that he hasn't snooped into Chrome at least
It would be trivial to mount a drive without touching the files on it (such as Chrome history). Any Linux live USB offers read-only mount support.
Yeah, I'll move everything to new wallets just in case, you can never be safe enough. On top of that, if we suppose that he has snooped through my files, he could potentially try to compromise the wallets at a much later date. That way, no accusation can actually be directed to him.
Absolutely. If I were you, I would definitely pay the transaction fee to move the coins to a new wallet.
⭐ Merited by codewench (1)
it's easy to find a transaction with more than 10 BTC and claim the wallet as yours..
The signed message at the top of the first post verifies: OP really did own the bitcoins in 1EENuimoixhyn6k67UgeYo2mFFhRfEYots . You can check for yourself with Electrum: Tools -> Sign/Verify message.
However, it could be a lie if OP owned the address they went to as well, and there's no way they can prove they don't.
Tranzacțiile cu monedele Bitcoin nu sunt impozitate de finanțe
There are plenty of countries with no regulations at all so you could probably look into those.
In Romania, the tax people said they don't have a legal framework for taxing Bitcoin profits, so they don't tax them, for now at least. This is because Bitcoin is not considered a currency, financial instrument, product nor service.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE (RO): http://evz.ro/tranzactiile-cu-monedele-bitcoin-nu-sunt-impozitate-de-finante-u.html
GOOGLE TRANSLATE (EN): https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ro&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fevz.ro%2Ftranzactiile-cu-monedele-bitcoin-nu-sunt-impozitate-de-finante-u.html&edit-text=&act=url
However, if you use a Romanian bank account, you will be met with lots of confusion when explaining this, and might actually have to pay the 16% capital gains tax regardless.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE (RO): https://goanadupabitcoin.ro/analize-generale/impozite-pe-bitcoin-platesti-profiturile.html
GOOGLE TRANSLATE (EN): https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ro&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=https://goanadupabitcoin.ro/analize-generale/impozite-pe-bitcoin-platesti-profiturile.html&usg=ALkJrhhdXY0UzX10nMMXLQMr0pS3zBSdcw
Mt. Gox, Tradehill and Bitcoin 7 should all be "up". There should be no single point of failure in our network. If we have no way of converting USD to BTC and back, Bitcoin is practically sealed off from most of the world.
The more exchanges there are, the better it is. There can also be competition between them, leading to better prices.
The more exchanges there are, the better it is. There can also be competition between them, leading to better prices.
The difference between Bitcoins and Jesus?
Bitcoins are real.
Bitcoins are real.
ROFL!
Re: Earn 131BTC or 1BTC for getting shops/organisations to accept Bitcoin!
BitDefender ignored me so far.
I am contacting Project Gutenberg: http://www.gutenberg.org/
I am contacting Project Gutenberg: http://www.gutenberg.org/
So, I was irritated that the only bitcoin widget was 0.15 BTC, which I think is too expensive for such a trivial function.
So I attempted to make one, but couldn't get it to refresh. I searched for a general image display, and I found Image Loader:
http://gallery.live.com/liveItemDetail.aspx?li=6d48bb6e-a251-4245-96d1-a5d1c9270988
I use the free ticker from:
http://oneminuteslow.com/bitcoin/180-240.png
Add 8 more pixels to the dimensions, and refresh every 10 minutes:
http://i.imgur.com/GS0CX.png
And voilà! A free ticker that updates every 10 minutes.
So I attempted to make one, but couldn't get it to refresh. I searched for a general image display, and I found Image Loader:
http://gallery.live.com/liveItemDetail.aspx?li=6d48bb6e-a251-4245-96d1-a5d1c9270988
I use the free ticker from:
http://oneminuteslow.com/bitcoin/180-240.png
Add 8 more pixels to the dimensions, and refresh every 10 minutes:
http://i.imgur.com/GS0CX.png
And voilà! A free ticker that updates every 10 minutes.
I think mining bitcoins is more expensive than the electricity you're using.
55 MH/s will give you circa 0.11 BTC/24h according to deepbit stats (Though it may take a long time until you get the block)
How expensive is electricity in your area, and how much of it does your computer use?
55 MH/s will give you circa 0.11 BTC/24h according to deepbit stats (Though it may take a long time until you get the block)
How expensive is electricity in your area, and how much of it does your computer use?