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I was referring more to the tax part, so you don't have to worry about that.

But maybe I've misunderstood something, I've just woken up 😂

You're talking about breaking the tax law it sounds like. I think it's a mistake to assume that using Bisq means one doesn't have to worry about tax laws. My hope is to abolish taxes on Bitcoin, but I'd like to live outside of a cage until then.

Besides, capital gains would be the most retarded tax to go to prison for given that you're still up anyway. That isn't the case with income tax.

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Error404 1y ago

Ok, my mistake.

I thought the income was already taxed anyway. But I'm not familiar with your laws. Forget what I said.

mike 1y ago

We’re talking about reducing CGT from Bitcoin price gains.

Nothing to do with income.

Error404 1y ago

I see. My post was not well thought out. I should have read better.

mike 1y ago

We all do that sometimes 😂

mike 1y ago

Also good point, but that’s personal choice.

Matt 1y ago

It sure is. But claiming that one doesn't need to worry is a technical claim that may not be true. Bisq isn't a total shield from state tracking.

mike 1y ago

The original post was how to legally avoid tax.

Matt 1y ago

I understand that. I was responding to the comment.

mike 1y ago

I was clarifying this for the benefit of HMRC who will be reading this post at some undisclosed point in the future 😂