Hi @cypto.piotr, very good choice of topic as always! As you say as long as your revenues are small, this wont likely be an issue, but well, many of us are here for the gains after all, and if this works out, one might need to be able to justify the loads of fiat rolling in. And also as we are expecting crpyto to go mainstream in the near future, tax authorities wont go blind on the space and look into transactions on the chains, so certainly to be another thing to be prepared for. I know from middle europe, that they have a neutral stance on crypto, but with some nasty interpretations, where even a switch from one currency to another could be seen as speculation and gains would be taxed. That might not be an issue per se but you might get into that situation where you would need to demonstrate, that there are no speculation gains, lots of nasty paperwork ensues....
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hi @conceptskip
Thank you for your valuable comment and such a kind words :)
the safest thing is not to be a big player in the game and stay outside the radar. luckily my biggest asset is knowledge and many solid business contacts. Those 2 things cannot be taxed :)
Cheers,