Billionaire arrested for crypto tax evasion
- Thread starter moonshine7000
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i agree
moonshine7000
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The problem is he didn't declare his bitcoin on renunciation .You are subject to exit tax if you have 2 million us or more in assets
Zwielicht
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No, at least here in the US, the various cryptocurrency exchanges are required to collect your information and report transactions to tax authorities. If you pay to certain flagged wallets, like those found on dark net markets to add crypto to your market account, the exchanges will actually know in some cases and ban your exchange account with them.
It's not all doom and gloom, though; you can transfer a more privacy-oriented coin like Monero from your exchange account to your own wallet and pay that way to get around the exchanges monitoring your transactions (or so I heard
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Its is out at the same day after arresting
zotix
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That's why a friend of a friend always uses always Kraken for his transactions - now it makes senseIt's not all doom and gloom, though; you can transfer a more privacy-oriented coin like Monero from your exchange account to your own wallet and pay that way to get around the exchanges monitoring your transactions (or so I heard
He told me that he can always generate a new Address—the same as on several DM markets. But there might also be some stupid Markets that use static Addresses.
Nvm - it is not my Business. I am a fan of PayPal transactions because they are safe - and I feel more secure because they store many Cookies to protect my money. Just in case.
Kind regards
zotix
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The purposes of decentralised money has long gone.
Shame on us. We failed it.
Shame on us. We failed it.
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When he comes out , he should first fire his CA and hire someone more qualified to remain safe in future.