In Ukraine, if the withdraw amount up $ 2000, the bank does not block ..
If the above amount we must apply to the tax authorities and pay percentages of the amount of withdraw..then the bank receives payment..
I think in many countries, if you withdraw a small amount money , you can not pay for taxes..
That's interesting. Is this true even if you withdrew $2000 one hundred times? In the U.S. If I traded you 3 chickens for your pig the government would want some bacon and a wing
Amounts of up to 200 can be withdraw every 2-3 days , big amount one in month, if more, the probability bank that contact the tax service...
We have most of the private banks, and I pay percentage of the bank when cashout...
That is why Ukraine does not join the European Union , now a lot of corruption..
Y'all need to move to Australia - no tax on wins from gambling here
Y'all need to move to Australia - no tax on wins from gambling here
I wish.. I'm probably a fish Zorba so no worries!
I was kidding with the pic I hope no one took offence.
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Yeah I've never paid taxes on my winnings but I've only made a couple grand tops in my lifetime. However, at the moment I'm trying to play as a source of income. I'm giving it a couple months to see how it goes and if all works out then I'll probably file next year.I`ll think about taxes when i win the PS`s sunday million .
Shhh we'll get all the sharks here.
I agree. I don't think I should have to pay taxes because I don't agree with how it's spent in my country lol! But I'm just a black man and my opinion matters not.. I wonder if that could at least be a write off?? hm...I think that the tax on the gain is all nonsense only if you pay a fee for the withdrawal or transfer
Yes, too many in the water and on the felt!Rest of the world already thinks we've got too many sharks anyway
Rest of the world already thinks we've got too many sharks anyway
Yeah, I read about that.. That's messed up. I don't think I'd go in the water if I'm ever in Australia.. I barely swim when I'm at the Gulf of mexico. I stepped on a jellyfish this summer while in Florida. I was lucky though, I didn't step on tentacles so I didn't get stung at all.Especially after last weeks Shark attack on a surfer, guy lost his arm on one side and a hand on the other.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-06/family-of-esperance-shark-attack-victim-thank-rescuers/5793736
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Yeah, I read about that.. That's messed up. I don't think I'd go in the water if I'm ever in Australia.. I barely swim when I'm at the Gulf of Mexico. I stepped on a jellyfish this summer while in Florida. I was lucky though, I didn't step on tentacles so I didn't get stung at all.
FWIW the reports of the "dangers" of our beaches have been grossly over-exaggerated.
If you're in the very northernmost, tropical part of the country then yes, there's some beaches and some seasons where you shouldn't go in the water. But the beaches at pretty much any major population centre (Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, etc) are, by and large, perfectly safe.
Where Zorba and I are in Victoria (southernmost part of the mainland) you're more likely to want to avoid the water because it's bloody cold than because you're worried about sharks
FWIW the reports of the "dangers" of our beaches have been grossly over-exaggerated.
If you're in the very northernmost, tropical part of the country then yes, there's some beaches and some seasons where you shouldn't go in the water. But the beaches at pretty much any major population centre (Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, etc) are, by and large, perfectly safe.
Where Zorba and I are in Victoria (southernmost part of the mainland) you're more likely to want to avoid the water because it's bloody cold than because you're worried about sharks