Bitcoins Fail Currency Test in Scandinavia’s Richest Nation

Re:Bitcoins Fail Currency Test in Scandinavia’s Richest Nation by hrkristian on Friday December 13, 2013 @05:21PM (#6903236)

This is not really surprising, but it does raise one very important question for me.

I have transferred funds to Mt.Gox and traded, will the authorities now automatically assume these are in the form of BTC, and tax me accordingly?

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Re:Bitcoins Fail Currency Test in Scandinavia’s Richest Nation by Mithaldu on Friday December 13, 2013 @05:47PM (#6903337)

Don't ask hackernews, ask a bookkeeper who is familiar with your local tax laws.

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Re:Bitcoins Fail Currency Test in Scandinavia’s Richest Nation by johnwyles on Friday December 13, 2013 @07:07PM (#6903683)

If they do not now they could, in the future, retroactively find you and tax you for gains on BTC since the ledger is public and traceable. If this really concerns you I suggest you read-up on Bitcoin Mixers / Tumblers - but be warned these services could be dubious and take your BTC for their own!

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