[green314]

Let's assuming someone would like to hide some money from the state and possibly earn something in return while keeping them immobile, also to beat inflation. Aside from buying "safe-haven assets" like gold, the only solution I can think of is buying cryptocurrencies. Is there any method that I'm overlooking?

[Oni]

@Reiko probably has the best answer.

[green314]

Still waiting some answers. Thank you.

[prteku]

Taxes. It doesn't depend on whether you own a business or you're an ordinary person who makes a purchase of a house or an apartment. Taxes and fees are all included. That's the way it's set up. It used to be that way too, everybody always needs money and that's not going to change. Taxes have long been a habit for everyone, yet everyone resents it. It is possible to treat it more calmly, if you have a tax calculator. This allows you to calculate the possible amount of loss or income in the future.

[FaithButlers]

tax calculator is actually useful, to tell you the truth

[mothered]

@Reiko probably has the best answer.

Hopefully he'll come to the rescue.

Unfortunately, he hasn't been active for almost 2 months.

[Oni]

I never asked, but is the money you have already in the form of crypto? Normally people get caught when their crypto is realized in the form of other currencies (i.e. USD/GBP) or actual property.

[Jaggzer]

Don't go down this path, sooner or later you will make a mistake and get caught.

[duremars]

Taxes have always made me so angry, why do they have to be so hard to manage? I mean I know you could pull a little tricks around it, like I personally would say that anything could work as long as you do it in a legal way. It doesn't mean you can't pull off tips and tricks, it just means that all of those tips and tricks need to be legal ones. I'm not a professional by any means, I've just been been on the market for some years and I got a hang of some of the stuff that's going on. One tip that I have is to have a good accounting company by your side, like redacted which who I work. It makes all of the difference in the world, trust me, cause I've had it both ways. Before [redacted]collaborating with the accounting company[/url] that I collaborate with now, I've had a pretty awful experience with another one that I won't name, that taught me a lot.

[Jiggly]

Taxes have always made me so angry, why do they have to be so hard to manage?

In fairness, where I'm from, I don't have to do jack shit to manage my taxes. It's all automated via my employment. If I overpay, I get a nice little cheque/payout at the end of the tax year. It's blissful xD Family members of mine that used to be self-employed, would spend a little time just filling out forms online and that was theirs done.