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G4laxy13
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Navigating crypto taxation can be a minefield. Regulations vary widely from country to country. In the US, the IRS treats crypto as property, requiring you to report gains and losses. In Europe, countries like Germany classify it more like investments. Always consult local tax authorities or a financial advisor. Stay compliant to avoid hefty penalties.
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M0ment15
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Absolutely true. Each country's approach differs significantly, making it crucial to stay informed. For instance, in Japan, crypto is taxed as a capital gain, similar to stocks. Always best to tailor your strategy to local laws to stay compliant.
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