I don't pay anything to the scum. I change my profits to BTC and go to a currency exchange office in Wroclaw, where I change it to cash. Nobody knows anything, everything is anonymous. What are you worried about? 😮
KO-BTC
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Taxes and cryptocurrencies in Poland
The tax law in Poland regarding cryptocurrencies regulates several key areas related to income, income tax and VAT. Here are the basic rules: 1. Personal Income Tax (PIT) Profits from cryptocurrency trading are taxed as income from monetary capital. As of 2019, the following rules apply: Tax rate: 19% of income, i.e. the difference between revenues and costs of obtaining revenues. Costs of obtaining income: include expenses for purchasing cryptocurrencies, e.g. on exchanges or in exchange offices. It is important to have proof of purchase (e.g. invoices, transaction confirmations).
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