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Tax on unrealized gains in France! $BTC (+0,01%)
gains in France!⚠️🇫🇷


The French parliament today passed a bill to replace the current "Impôt sur la Fortune Immobilière" (IFI) with an "Impôt sur la Fortune Improductive" (IFI).


This new law extends the tax base to various assets that are considered unproductive, including digital assets such as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.


Let's hope they don't come up with any ideas like this in Berlin👀


Source: https://www.senat.fr/amendements/2024-2025/143/Amdt_I-128.html

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Don't say that too loudly 👀 They are already in the making everywhere you can tap 👁👄👁
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It is only a matter of time before Germany also tightens the fiscal reins.
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27,5% 🙋🇦🇹
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Germany has always used other countries as a beta test. And if it's already that far in France, it won't be far away in Germany.... What else are you doing in the country????
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The eu should be abolished ! Very bad trend !
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I think we'll be wishing Mr. Lindner back relatively quickly from February. I can already imagine the red-red-green scramble for more taxation for crypto.
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Hopefully the government can't speak French 🤓
But to be honest, it will only be a matter of time before it is handled in the same way as shares. There are huge sums of money involved in crypto, and nobody wants to miss out on that voluntarily
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@Cyonix Quite possibly. However, I find it extremely cheeky to tax unrealized profits...
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@stefan_21 @Cyonix We should be glad that Father State is still so nice at the moment and does not yet recognize the potential. Because that will definitely happen here too.
@stefan_21 That is ridiculous. (but it's no better with our ETF upfront fee)

Would be like a company having to pay next year's taxes this year already. 😅

More and more obstacles are being placed in the way of private pension provision for ordinary citizens - knowing full well that the social system (statutory pension) will no longer exist in 30 years' time, or will be peanuts.
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Question: If something like this comes along, will it also be applied to already purchased values or only to newly purchased ones?
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@lowiqinvesting It is very likely that tax-free Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies would already be exempt. That's how it was in Austria, for example. That's why I always say that it doesn't make sense to trade your tax-free Bitcoin back and forth...
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@KrustyKrab You talk about sacrificial land and good income... somehow that doesn't go together.

On the one hand, you enjoy free education here and then when you've earned enough money, you want to disappear. But that's not how the social market economy works.
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@KrustyKrab Why did you come back?
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@KrustyKrab I moved from Canada to Germany and then to Turkey. I can only say that the western world is too disgusting for me.
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