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Cosa è $FOUND? Quando viene applicata l'imposta sulle criptovalute?
Cos'è esattamente $FOUND - criptovaluta, buono, immateriale mobile? Non sono esperto di criptovalute né delle tasse ad esse collegate. Tuttavia, mi è rimasta in testa l'informazione che il commercio di criptovalute (nel caso di scambio di criptovaluta con criptovaluta) non comporta l'obbligo fiscale finché non vengono convertite in 'mezzo di pagamento legale' - ad esempio dollari o zloty. È così veramente?
Cos'è esattamente $FOUND - criptovaluta, buono, immateriale mobile? Non sono esperto di criptovalute né delle tasse ad esse collegate. Tuttavia, mi è rimasta in testa l'informazione che il commercio di criptovalute (nel caso di scambio di criptovaluta con criptovaluta) non comporta l'obbligo fiscale finché non vengono convertite in 'mezzo di pagamento legale' - ad esempio dollari o zloty. È così veramente?
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Yes, exactly if you exchange one cryptocurrency for another, there is no obligation to settle it in the annual settlement. The obligation arises only when you sell cryptocurrencies and receive money in your bank account (in my case, Polish złoty), then you should settle. As for the first question. What exactly is $FOUND - a cryptocurrency, a voucher, an intangible asset? I remember that Piotr Michalak wrote what it is when he had some questions from the Tax Office.
Yes, exactly if you exchange one cryptocurrency for another, there is no obligation to settle it in the annual settlement. The obligation arises only when you sell cryptocurrencies and receive money in your bank account (in my case, Polish złoty), then you should settle. As for the first question. What exactly is $FOUND - a cryptocurrency, a voucher, an intangible asset? I remember that Piotr Michalak wrote what it is when he had some questions from the Tax Office.
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Regarding the tax office, Kuba is right. Exchanging crypto for FIAT is income that should be reported in PIT 38. However, in order to reduce the actual income, you should also show each exchange of FIAT for crypto as a cost in PIT 38. All within the tax year in which the transactions took place.
Regarding the tax office, Kuba is right. Exchanging crypto for FIAT is income that should be reported in PIT 38. However, in order to reduce the actual income, you should also show each exchange of FIAT for crypto as a cost in PIT 38. All within the tax year in which the transactions took place.
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In the Polish tax system, trading in virtual currencies (the concept of cryptocurrency does not exist) by an individual is always subject to a tax obligation.On the other hand, the taxable event occurs when exchanging virtual currency for FIAT, goods, or services.For example, selling BTC for USD creates a taxable event, just like when you buy a building plot, a house, a yacht, or pay for a taxi with BTC.The purchase of virtual currency for FIAT is also a taxable event, disclosed on the cost side of the PIT-38 form. Otherwise, you should familiarize yourself with the concept of "active repentance" in the context of future contact with the tax office.Therefore, it is worth trading virtual currencies on an exchange that provides a purchase invoice for "cryptocurrency" (to easily document the purchase cost) and does not operate in fiat currency trading. Instead, it uses, for example, stablecoins.In conclusion, even if in the last 5 years you have only been buying virtual currencies, you should still fill out the PIT-38 form annually on the cost side as part of your tax obligation.
In the Polish tax system, trading in virtual currencies (the concept of cryptocurrency does not exist) by an individual is always subject to a tax obligation.On the other hand, the taxable event occurs when exchanging virtual currency for FIAT, goods, or services.For example, selling BTC for USD creates a taxable event, just like when you buy a building plot, a house, a yacht, or pay for a taxi with BTC.The purchase of virtual currency for FIAT is also a taxable event, disclosed on the cost side of the PIT-38 form. Otherwise, you should familiarize yourself with the concept of "active repentance" in the context of future contact with the tax office.Therefore, it is worth trading virtual currencies on an exchange that provides a purchase invoice for "cryptocurrency" (to easily document the purchase cost) and does not operate in fiat currency trading. Instead, it uses, for example, stablecoins.In conclusion, even if in the last 5 years you have only been buying virtual currencies, you should still fill out the PIT-38 form annually on the cost side as part of your tax obligation.
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Investor must settle according to their own knowledge, we cannot provide tax advice. However, in our opinion, FOUND Coin is a voucher of various purposes and in our opinion it should be settled in PIT36 already taking into account the loss :).
Investor must settle according to their own knowledge, we cannot provide tax advice. However, in our opinion, FOUND Coin is a voucher of various purposes and in our opinion it should be settled in PIT36 already taking into account the loss :).
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