Potrzebuję odpowiedzi na trzy pytania, krytyczne dla rozwoju wolnej przedsiębiorczości (odpowiednie narzędzia będą udostępnione publicznie na otwartej licencji).

Jestem gotów uczciwie zapłacić za profesjonalną opinię, która się ostoi wobec ewentualnych kontroli skarbowych i innych.

1. Czy w rozumieniu przepisów o opodakowaniu przychodów z transakcji kryptowalutowych #GNUTaler to #kryptowaluta?

2. Czy barter (sprzedaż towaru/usługi w zamian za kryptowalutę) niesie za sobą skutki podatkowe, w szczególności czy zalicza się do nieewidenjonowanej działalności gospodarczej w kontekście limitu przychodów i zakresu przefmiotowego (sprzedaż usług)?

3. Czy koszty wyprodukowania/uzyskania przedmiotu sprzedanego w w/w barterze można będzie zaliczyć jako koszty nabycia odnośnej kwoty kryptowaluty?

#crypto #podatek #CIT

• Most popular global payment systems blocked Russia which was bad enough itself but what was even worse it became almost impossible to pay for services which remained operational but had no other forms of payment.
• SWIFT bank transfers mostly stopped working and what remained became very expensive.
• Some foreign investment accounts were frozen. So much for investing in US shares. Poof.
• EU now forbids exporting euros to Russia and some countries (like Finland) can actually confiscate² cash on border.
• Local accounts in foreign currency are restricted by the government which means you can't withdraw cash from them in substantial amount.
• At the same time now they have negative interest rates so if you just leave them they will get depleted anyway. The only way is to convert them to rubles at shamelessly low rates.
• Ruble, local currency, has about four very different rates towards other currencies (depends where, how and in which direction you convert) and suffers from high inflation (which again is very different depending how you calculate but significant no matter what).
• Local government as well as just about everyone else tightened all kinds of financial regulations, restrictions and tracking.
• Looks like everyone declared cold war on cash. I have some money in 500 and 200 euro notes which apparently are next to impossible to use in EU now because are you drug dealer, gun runner or child trafficker as no one else has use for these notes? Locally it is a bit better but clearly not for long.