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20 sats \ 5 comments \ @Bitcoiner1 17 Oct meta

Yesterday, Italy made it to the news when the Economy Ministry said that they are planning to increase the tax rate from 26% to 42%.
Do you think that this idea is coming from Europe or from Rome?

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Portugal and Germany have a 0% tax if you have held the asset for one year or more.

Spain charge between 19% to 28% for Capital Gains.

Will be in a near future a unify tax rate for all the European Countries?

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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @criptopanas 17 Oct

Lugano is not that far from Italy....

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @DarthCoin 17 Oct

BULLSHIT CRAP TO SCARE THE CLUELESS NORMIES

There's no such thing as "capital gains" if you NEVER go back to fiat. Build a bitcoin circular economy in your community and never touch anymore fiat. Those laws apply ONLY for fiat, not for Bitcoin! They do that for the clueless normies, trying to keep them away as much is possible from Bitcoin. Their words and laws do not apply for bitcoiners.

I PERSONALLY DO NOT GIVE A SHIT ABOUT ANYTHING A GOV SAYS OR DO.

People scared about this crap are only slaves that still pay taxes...

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @mf 17 Oct

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @fm 17 Oct

Will be in a near future a unify tax rate for all the European Countries?

I dont think so.. They cant agree on a common VAT, let alone taxes over bitcoin..

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xbitcoiner 17 Oct

Will be in a near future a unify tax rate for all the European Countries?

I don't think so. The tax choice is still a matter of national sovereignty, and I don't think countries want to lose it. But I'm not putting my hand on the fire for anyone!