TreasureHunter
Well-Known Member
A few years ago there was a debate on the forum whether it could hit 1 cent.
Well: it has!
How high will it go?
Will it hit 1 $?
Well: it has!
How high will it go?
Will it hit 1 $?
Yeah, but Teach me a lesson if I don't as well. It's pretty funny how a Joke of a coin is probably now making some people a shitload of money from what was only ever intended to be a social phenomenon huh.tasty....if you find them
I wouldn't be surprised at all in this ridiculous market. But I've got 3 million of them on this laptop somewhere..... sooo.
I really hope it does. My Bro Inlaw has 300,000 he has been h for over four years now, Now he gets to say to his missus " Told Ya"!Even if it reaches 0.25 USD, it will be a great performance!
Haven't had a job since early 2010, was on a disability pension till 2012. Haven't ever worked since. So my tax rate is ?
Assuming you only sold 18k worth of crypto, then it's nothing.Well I haven't had a Job, so I figure I come in at the lowest tax rate which is nothing if I earn below 18K per year.
Why is that? CGT is normally just added onto income.No I need to earn 18K in a "real" taxed Job before they can tax me first.
If your income is $0 and you made $50k profit from selling cryptos, then your taxable income will be $50k. That's how it works.But what income do I have Leo ?
You need to report capital gains and losses in your income tax return and pay tax on your capital gains. Although it's referred to as capital gains tax (CGT), this is actually part of your income tax, not a separate tax.
When you make a capital gain, it is added to your assessable income and may significantly increase the tax you need to pay. As tax is not withheld for capital gains, you may want to work out how much tax you will owe and set aside sufficient funds to cover the relevant amount.
If your income is $0 and you made $50k profit from selling cryptos, then your taxable income will be $50k. That's how it works.
Thats wrong. It is income as far as the ato is concerned. But you don't have to convince me, you need to convince the tax man.Income Tax.... Nil, When you make a capital gain, it is added to your assessable income "Assessable income" , Nil !
As long as you only sell small amounts ever year and your profit is never over $18k per year then you will never get taxed. But if you sell say $50k then the ato will say your taxable income is $50k.But if I am taxed at the going income rate of less than 18 K per year then the rate is Zero Leo.