ATO targeting Bitcoin

Discussion in 'Digital Currencies' started by doomsday surprise, Jun 24, 2013.

  1. renovator

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    but you also cashed out through your bank account through your own admission
     
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    renovator Well-Known Member

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    :lol: at the fact you outed yourself that youve been involved in a few ato avoiding transactions on the internet .Oh guys you really do have a lot to learn :p:
     
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    Hahaha what the hell are you rambling about...the end of the tax year hasn't even arrived yet so no-ones avoided anything... :lol:

    I didn't out myself more than anyone else who sold gold or silver for fiat on the buy/sell threads. In fact, because it was a BTC > metals swap there may not even be tax implications, I better get the banking and finance lawyer misses on to that one for me. The ATO doesn't recognise BTC as a currency currently.

    There seems to only be one clown on this thread who has anything to learn..
     
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    Not wishing to interrupt a most entertaining bitch fight on this thread but...anonymity, if you want it, really isn't that hard to obtain.
     

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