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Will Pinside have to report sales to the IRS with new 2022 tax laws?

By daly124

2 years ago


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    #32 2 years ago
    Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:

    Word on the street is that’s why nobody don’t know any coin collectors. Nobody collects coins. Rare coins and gold “owed” to the government? Never heard of it!
    Personally, I don’t own any Crypto, Gold, or Guns, everything was lost in a terrible boat house accident. Sorry IRS

    I hear boat accidents are on the rise.

    #159 2 years ago

    Tip of the iceberg.

    My predictions is there is going to be big tightening on banking and how you earn and spend your money in the next two years. They’ll do it under The Bank Secrecy Act. Gotta keep this leaky boat afloat.

    #180 2 years ago

    China just launched their official Central banking digital currency (CBDC) test program.
    https://cointelegraph.com/news/china-s-central-bank-releases-pilot-version-of-digital-yuan-wallet/amp

    They will be the third and largest country to have a CBDC.

    #192 2 years ago
    Quoted from bigguybbr:

    https://www.politico.com/news/2021/05/20/irs-funding-boost-489830
    Unless you are one of those three groups, it’s nothing to be excited about.

    Personally I think that’s the narrative they’re pushing but in all actuality it will hurt lower income people and families much worse. The larger bracket individuals and entities usually can afford the proper lawyers and accountants versus poorer ppl.

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