So we better all keep our account in USD - but would that be possible?By that guide, Wise is not reporting USD accounts as the custody is actually held by a US bank.
So we better all keep our account in USD - but would that be possible?By that guide, Wise is not reporting USD accounts as the custody is actually held by a US bank.
I would say so. Why would you say it is impossible?So we better all keep our account in USD - but would that be possible?
The way I interprete the regulation and Wise's operation is Community Federal Savings Bank is the Custodial Account liable for reporting in his jurisdiction, the US. Wise therefore is not considered a Financial Institution, so it is a non-reporting entity at least when offering their USD accounts services.If your sender asks for a bank address, you can give them:
89-16 Jamaica Ave
Woodhaven NY 11421
United States
Your sender might be asked by their financial institution if they mean Community Federal Savings Bank. That’s because Community Federal Savings Bank is our partner bank in the US.
lol are you really in 2022 suggesting BSV that scamcopy of Bitcoin which basically died in 2017??? That is one of the most hilarious jokes Ive come across.I would say so. Why would you say it is impossible?
Read Page 57 "Chapter 1: Reporting Financial Institutions"
You also need to consider that as of today Wise US account says:
The way I interprete the regulation and Wise's operation is Community Federal Savings Bank is the Custodial Account liable for reporting in his jurisdiction, the US. Wise therefore is not considered a Financial Institution, so it is a non-reporting entity at least when offering their USD accounts services.
Additionally I know directly two people that had Wise USD accounts well over the trigger amounts that made the holders obligated to report in their respective European tax residencies and I know for a fact the government has not received the information. This is still true at least for now and might bring peace of mind for some of you but I would try to stay below the trigger amounts and won't play games as banks are changing constantly. For example since Revolt moved to Lithuania it is now reporting USD and EUR accounts they way I interpret the regulation.
Dump your USD and EUR into Gold and Bitcoin (preferably BSV) before the last quarter and you'll be much better off. You are gonna get destroyed anyway if you stay in fiat and banks. Satan only exist so that you can find God.
Speaking of Bitcoin and Wise. Don't send money to exchanges from Wise or they will ban you. There are other ways around it.
This is not any type of profesional or legal advice. Act as if I had no idea of what I am talking about because, in fact, it is true.
I understand where you are coming from but you need to know BTC has been severely altered and in part thanks to massive propaganda campaigns to hide the truth.lol are you really in 2022 suggesting BSV that scamcopy of Bitcoin which basically died in 2017??? That is one of the most hilarious jokes Ive come across.
If you want to make the case for cryptocurrency during these bearish times only BTC or ETH should be considered (if at all).
The trigger amount where you are obligated to inform varies from country to countryWhat would be the trigger amount?
FYI: I paid very expensive tax lawyers for advice. You CAN use private or different accounts for via-via deposit of crypto or loans etc. You dont need to report them yearly if they are empty or only used ones to transfer / redirect money. But you must have a contract between you and your own company which mentions all these bank account and their numbers. Luckily you can(in theory)always later make or change these contract. I did not inform my accountant of it, because their in-house lawyer advised me this and told me i did not need to report the accounts to his college.If they are going to report you, everything will be reported. You will get troubles at this time if you didn't informed your tax office about the accounts.
Don't send money to exchanges from Wise or they will ban you. There are other ways around it.I would say so. Why would you say it is impossible?
Read Page 57 "Chapter 1: Reporting Financial Institutions"
You also need to consider that as of today Wise US account says:
The way I interprete the regulation and Wise's operation is Community Federal Savings Bank is the Custodial Account liable for reporting in his jurisdiction, the US. Wise therefore is not considered a Financial Institution, so it is a non-reporting entity at least when offering their USD accounts services.
Additionally I know directly two people that had Wise USD accounts well over the trigger amounts that made the holders obligated to report in their respective European tax residencies and I know for a fact the government has not received the information. This is still true at least for now and might bring peace of mind for some of you but I would try to stay below the trigger amounts and won't play games as banks are changing constantly. For example since Revolt moved to Lithuania it is now reporting USD and EUR accounts they way I interpret the regulation.
Dump your USD and EUR into Gold and Bitcoin (preferably BSV) before the last quarter and you'll be much better off. You are gonna get destroyed anyway if you stay in fiat and banks. Satan only exist so that you can find God.
Speaking of Bitcoin and Wise. Don't send money to exchanges from Wise or they will ban you. There are other ways around it.
This is not any type of profesional or legal advice. Act as if I had no idea of what I am talking about because, in fact, it is true.
Makes you wonder just how much money is evaded in taxes annually by average joes, to create this sort of surveillance nightmare...
Exactly.Prolly not enough.
Exactly.
It's madness. Here they are stopping the injection of fiat into ATM's without ID card lol.
At most you can deposit 3,000$ (local currency conversion) -> is 3,000$ really worth the compliance costs and machine change costs?
You'd argue that 3,000$ per transaction would be, but it should be able to red-notice an account depositing such volume continuously behind the scenes.
Madness, really. Would you mind sharing the country name?Exactly.
It's madness. Here they are stopping the injection of fiat into ATM's without ID card lol.
At most you can deposit 3,000$ (local currency conversion) -> is 3,000$ really worth the compliance costs and machine change costs?
You'd argue that 3,000$ per transaction would be, but it should be able to red-notice an account depositing such volume continuously behind the scenes.
ThailandMadness, really. Would you mind sharing the country name?
Thanks for the heads up.Heads up, the part that used to say 'We are still evaluating the impact of the Common Reporting Standards, including FATCA, to our business and how we will adopt the new requirements. At this time we are not reporting this information to HMRC or any other tax authority.'
Is no longer in the website
https://wise.com/help/articles/2932394/how-does-tax-work-with-my-wise-account