Is this also subject to corporate income tax? I've searched through a few websites but haven't found any clear information. Can anyone help me? Thanks.
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Loading...I used Exodus to transfer Polkadot, and every time I hit max, it leaves a certain amount between €10 and €25, which I can then no longer use or send. My friends had the same experience. What's the point of stealing my money, and why is this app legal?
Can someone explain it to me step by step? The whole thing seems very complicated to me. One more question: the price fluctuates a lot, doesn't it? Does that mean that if I own €50 today, they might only be worth €45 tomorrow?
That is the long-term goal of the Wef and Fed Would money then still be worth anything in the long run? Because then they could simply create money out of nothing to pay off debts (which they are already doing, but as we can see from the example of SVB (Silicon Valley Bank), if not…
https://www.estv.admin.ch/estv/en/home/direkte-bundessteuer/fachinformation-dbst/kryptowaehrungen.html
why is it considered to be a crypto tax-friendly? if I probably ca. 40% can print.
Don’t ask me, but the legislators of the confederates.
I only searched for information on their website
Ah okey, thanks anyway.