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Previously on "Can you put Bitcoin in an ISA?"
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostYeah if you only put a grand in something ultra speculative, you have to do REALLY well to have CGT problems
Slightly higher in fact.
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Originally posted by Lance View PostIf you have sufficient BTC such that you are committing tax evasion DON'T PUT IT IN YOUR OWN ACCOUNT
like I said. The platform is a dream for money laundering. So why go and ruin that.
If you have less than £10k to realise then that's under the CGT limit so fine crack on.
Or take £10k a year.
Or put it somewhere invisible.
It's awful for money laundering.
You'd know that if you tried to find out what it is.
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostBitcoin fell over 20% in the past 6 days from a high of $40k to under $32k.
For something with a market cap of over $0.5T, it's ridiculously volatile.
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Originally posted by _V_ View Posthttps://twitter.com/breakingmkts/sta...90794763894785
TREASURY NOMINEE YELLEN SAYS CRYPTO CURRENCIES ARE OF A PARTICULAR CONCERN FOR TERRORIST FINANCING, MONEY LAUNDERING
What does that mean? UK, USA, EU will treat hodlers as terrorist funding criminals at some point soon...
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Used to be able to but not any longer....
I bought a load of bitcoin and eth pension funds and also opened an ISA.
Did very very well out of them. Made about £20K pensions funds and about £1k on the ISA.
Can keep it but can't buy any more with H-L.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostYeah if you only put a grand in something ultra speculative, you have to do REALLY well to have CGT problems
So why do you need an ISA? ISAs are for safe long term savings not speculative gambling on a bubble.
I did OK. I put £600 in in 2013 and cashed out £10k when it got to around $16k per BTC.
Yes I wish I'd hodled. But hindsight is always a good gambler.
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Yeah if you only put a grand in something ultra speculative, you have to do REALLY well to have CGT problems
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Originally posted by d000hg View Post"Why is this money in your account" seems a reasonable query to me.
like I said. The platform is a dream for money laundering. So why go and ruin that.
If you have less than £10k to realise then that's under the CGT limit so fine crack on.
Or take £10k a year.
Or put it somewhere invisible.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostYou can buy shares in Argo blockchain which is a Bitcoin miner, via shares ISA. Shares were 5p last year and this month shot up to 100p.
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Originally posted by Lance View Postnot if you don't declare it. How they gonna know you've got it?
"Why is this money in your account" seems a reasonable query to me.
Also, I have no interest in fraud even if it's easy. Maybe especially when it's easy
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You can buy shares in Argo blockchain which is a Bitcoin miner, via shares ISA. Shares were 5p last year and this month shot up to 100p.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI don't get the first part. If you'd put a grand in BC a decade back wouldn't that be a gigantic tax bill?
And if you want to cash out enough such that a large tax bill might be a problem then you exit BTC to an offshore bank.
The biggest issue with offshore banking these days is getting the money in and out. Crytpo coins provide a route for that.
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostBitcoin fell over 20% in the past 6 days from a high of $40k to under $32k.
For something with a market cap of over $0.5T, it's ridiculously volatile.
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