What's Happening with Crypto Tax in Argentina?

[@NomadCapitalistRD]

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[@Aidan_Au]

I'm glad that the main KZbin channel is uploading daily again. Thank you R&D team and videographers!

[@andrescv2665]

This is huge debate in territorial tax countries. If you are a a trader or manage your company with a digital platform, for some CPA the income is taxable. Please, a video about these errors would be great, because many digital entrepeneurs are understanding in the wrong way the territorial tax concept, especially stocks and crypto traders.

[@ebahapo]

Javier, a WEF “global leader”, has brought Argentina to full vassalage to the West when he handed over the policing of the Paraguay River to the US Coast Guard and allowed the construction of a US base in the Patagonia.

[@nialtubby]

umm, hopefully Trump wins and this will have been a better move

[@VoluntaryInvestor]

I am not paying tax on crypto no matter what. WE made new currencies to get AWAY from dying government financial systems. Charge me tax when I use YOUR money...not when I use my money.

[@FinancialFreedomLifestyle]

Good to know. Thank you!

[@Kevin-et5zs]

I believe that Antigua has a $20,000 annual tax, for those desiring residency---but do look that up, it may have changed. Costa Rica is a very nice country, but I think Panama has many advantages over it. When I lived in Costa Rica, everyone made the border run to shop in Panama, which at the time was tax free once a year. Panama is much less expensive, for many reasons. I'm very interested in Argentina, by decree crypto is now legal for contracts. And Argentinos, frankly, are some of my favorite people, though Ticos are right up there too!

[@DestinationJapan95]

You’ve never needed government permission to do business and take crypto as payment

[@nialtubby]

Costa rica and panama are just too humid with the heat for me... A yes, argentinians are my favourite people...

[@nialtubby]

5-15% tax on crypto if it goes ahead is pretty good! Especially when you consider how cheap it is to live there...

[@brandonlind5700]

Terrible taxes considering I think neighboring Paraguay has no crypto taxes

[@nialtubby]

crypto only at 5-15% would be great though if it comes out like that

[@oskarwall2611]

This is really importand topic. Soon when hiperinflation apear then peoples will search for a new place. Why.? Pass my life for peoples who you do not support and then let them take off all your welth will create situation when individual crypto users will wake up.

[@Zen-877]

Nope

[@socalbeeremovalandrelocation]

I have a girlfriend in Tiajuana. I want to leave the US and become a Mexican citizen. Can you help with some suggestions?

[@DestinationJapan95]

Stop posting comments on videos and social media and get residency. You need $4,400/month or higher or invest like $400k in real estate for PR

[@NomadCapitalistRD]

We can help you with acquiring Mexican citizenship, please get in touch with our team through this link first: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

[@DestinationJapan95]

@@NomadCapitalistRD you cannot acquire Mexican citizenship directly, PR is always required first for Mexico

[@al9017]

@@DestinationJapan95not true. If they have a kid together you can go straight for citizenship but will have to pass a Spanish test and Mexican “history test”.

[@DestinationJapan95]

@@al9017 nope, you’re either lying or ignorant. The only country in LatAm that allows foreigners to go straight to applying for citizenship is Argentina Stop making a fool of yourself. Mexico will grant PR after having a kid in the country.