Relax. Under the current system we already owe taxes on bitcoin, stocks, bonds and other assets each year even if nothing has been sold.
Its currently not solely based on changes in asset values, but on (a) assumed return percentages per asset class you invest in or (b) if you elect to do so, based on actual returns for your portfolio (incl. unrealised returns).
NL is a great country to live. Investors and non-investors alike know that. No need to get too dramatic about this.
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Maybe in your country but not in the US. Again how the hell would they even compute this? Average price, higest price, something else? And once they had taxed it once would they keep on taxing that same batch of BTC? How would they know it is the same?
Get very dramatic about this. That is pure thievery. I wouldn't want to live with people that consider such things okay.
Carry forward to later years, so you can offset gains then. See the English version of this post > 

Menno Reitse Bouma
Relax. Under the current system we already owe taxes on bitcoin, stocks, bonds and other assets each year even if nothing has been sold. ...
Carry forward to later years, so you can offset gains then. See the English version of this post:


Menno Reitse Bouma
Relax. Under the current system we already owe taxes on bitcoin, stocks, bonds and other assets each year even if nothing has been sold. ...