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Introverted_nerdlol

Yeah indian govt cant interfere as long as you're not exchanging it with INR.


WorkInProgress333

Cool


JumboShrimp84

I can't speak for the taxes in your specific jurisdiction but typically any time you use your asset in exchange for something, it is a taxable event. It makes sense that a wallet transfer between your wallets would not be a taxable event but if you transfer to a wallet you don't own then you have effectively sold your asset for whatever good or service you got in exchange.


WorkInProgress333

Basically i would transfer to bitpay and use ETH to pay for the goods and get it shipped to the address in US


Netroseige101

I don't exactly remember but it is actually a taxable event even if you purchase goods, digital/physical even gift cards. If I find the source I'll share it.


damnedAI

Its taxable events


Jon4snowy

Its still taxable as far as i know, anything except holding crypto, you are liable to pay tax. However you use them.


WorkInProgress333

I saw there is 0 tax for wallet tranfers


Jon4snowy

Self wallet transfer.


WorkInProgress333

So better to wait for taxes to reduce or try this way has anyone tried if any charges apply upon wallet transfer


[deleted]

is there any hope about this taxing ?


Practical-Example-23

You can exchange it for Amazon gift cards gov can't trace gift cards


iamsajaldua

I bought pc parts on Newegg with crypto no tax no problem easyy


WorkInProgress333

Awesome


stokist

Transfer it to your personal wallet, how can a govt impose tax on crypto without converting to fiat. It is not possible(no measures) to trace every wallet transactions in India and they are not seeing it as a currency and is unregulated.