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Re:Treasury Calls for Crypto Transfers over $10k to Be Repor... by a4isms on Thursday May 20, 2021 @02:33PM (#27225208)
As we speak, the Attorneys for Manhattan and the State of New York are investigating a high net-worth individual for allegedly engaging in clever ways to avoid taxes and other regulations using activities that are legal when engaged by themselves in good faith, but when used in conjunction with each other in bad faith, may be criminal.

The problem with “gaming” any system involving state-level entities is that they always have the power to retroactively look at your behaviour and declare that there is a pattern that amounts to criminal behaviour, even if none of the actions taken in isolation would be considered criminal.

Re:Treasury Calls for Crypto Transfers over $10k to Be Repor... by noofen on Thursday May 20, 2021 @03:23PM (#27225834)
Give them no behavior to look back on.
Re:Treasury Calls for Crypto Transfers over $10k to Be Repor... by Zqe on Thursday May 20, 2021 @11:08PM (#27230058)
Losing your monero wallet in a boating accident is also increasingly common these days
Re:Treasury Calls for Crypto Transfers over $10k to Be Repor... by therein on Saturday May 22, 2021 @02:36PM (#27249121)
Is it all that different than a company claiming they are a victim of a ransomware attack and they paid the ransom?

Oh no, the hackers got our accounting database encrypted. We can't process your thing for 2 weeks and we paid 80M in crypto for ransom. Can we please get a tax write-off for our embezzlement?