Crypto Currencies, Taxes and Investments
The US treats crypto as assets for tax purposes. The Eu has a different treatment, with some very liberal nations that do not tax capital gain. Therefore, selling or even spending Bitcoin and other coins can have capital gain implications in USA and Canada.Theres is a lot to do to prevent any Tax problem and liability managing crypto and gains derivated from crypto .
We will let you know
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If you have to declare your crypto transactions
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How report your gains from crypto trading
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What is the cost basis of your coins
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If air drops are taxable
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If you can raise capital tax-free with an ICO
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If you can offset crypto gains with losses
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What forms and records you need
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If you have to use FIFO or you can specify the coins sold or exchanged
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If like-kind exchanges between different coins are allowed or not
Investing Cryptos in real estate or financial programs
Crypto Currencies are immutable and exchangeable cryptographic token that promises to become hard and non-manipulatable money for the whole world. You want invest in Cryptocurrencies first, because you want to hedge your net-worth against the fall of the Dollar imperium, which is assumed by many people to inevitably happen at some time. Second, because you support the social vision behind cryptocurrencies – that of free and hard money for the whole world. Third, because you understand and like the technology behind it.
But you can also invest your cryptocurrencies in hard tangible investment vehicle , like a solid Real Estate Project that can give you a solid 16-20% of Annual ROI .Also man y offshore banks offer high investment interest rate programs where you can invest FIAT money obtained from your crypto, preserving secrecy and stability of your net worth.We can help you finding the best solution built on your own needs.