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You're not taxed, because the tax authorities rely on self-reporting. Trading one asset for another asset is ~always a taxable in most (all?) countries.
by nikanj 4y ago
You're not taxed, because the tax authorities rely on self-reporting. Trading one asset for another asset is ~always a taxable in most (all?) countries.
- ddrdrck_ 4y agoWell not in France at least, and as far as I know this is the same in most EU countries. I do not really know for Asia and Africa though, but I only ever heard of US (and now of UK). I will add that in some EU countries you are not taxed at all (assuming this is not your day job), even when converting to fiat ! Portugal, Belgium and Germany. Also Switzerland (not in EU)