Mowbin

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Mowbin

Mowbin

@mowbin62497

I like to share and teach people stuff they would not normally talk or know about. Nutrition, dark forces, crypto, finance, energy work.

Katılım Ocak 2024
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Tim Haldorsson
Tim Haldorsson@TimHaldorsson·
out touching grass with my dog in Alcanatara, Lisbon 🇵🇹 taking some time away from the screens and getting ready for another intensive week in the AI world. what have you done this weekend?
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The Wandering Investor
The Wandering Investor@wander_investor·
Outrageously low prices for drinks in Lisbon. Cheaper than in Eastern Europe, Latam and most of Asia
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Katie | CitizenX
Katie | CitizenX@PlanBpassport·
The European Commission literally just dropped a research on how to collect more taxes without making you angry enough to leave. TLDR: higher wealth taxes, inheritance taxes + exit tax is coming
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Mowbin
Mowbin@mowbin62497·
@cryptaxpt Cannot say I am totally surprised to be honest...
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Tax guy 🇵🇹
Tax guy 🇵🇹@cryptaxpt·
🚨Germany's Crypto Tax Shift: A Warning Sign for Portugal's Remaining Exemptions?🇩🇪➡️🇵🇹 🇩🇪Big news from Germany: Vice Chancellor and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil has confirmed plans to reform the taxation of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as part of the 2027 budget. The widely anticipated change is expected to abolish the popular 1-year holding period exemption, which currently allows tax-free gains on crypto held longer than 12 months. This move aims to broaden the state's revenue base and close what policymakers see as a loophole, potentially generating significant additional income alongside efforts to combat financial crime. ⚠️Why does this matter for Portugal? Portugal stands out in Europe with its own 365-day rule: long-term crypto gains (held over 1 year) remain largely tax-exempt (0%), while short-term gains are taxed at a flat 28%. This has helped keep the country attractive for long-term crypto investors, digital nomads, and blockchain professionals even after the 2023 reforms ended the full tax-free era. If Germany successfully removes its 1-year exemption, it could create real pressure on Portugal's regime: 1⃣Competitive dynamics: Harmonization trends across the EU (with ongoing discussions at the European Parliament level) may push more countries toward uniform taxation of crypto gains, regardless of holding period. 2⃣Policy precedent: Seeing a major economy like Germany tighten rules could embolden calls for similar changes in Portugal, especially amid budget pressures or efforts to align further with EU standards. 3⃣Investor migration signals: Crypto capital is highly mobile. Tightening in one jurisdiction often highlights (and stresses) the advantages, or vulnerabilities, of others.
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WallStreetExposed
WallStreetExposed@ExposedWall·
What Powell said during his last speech was WILD!! YOU GOTTA WATCH THIS 😱👀
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Mowbin
Mowbin@mowbin62497·
@cryptaxpt Did not know that. Thanks for the great info
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Tax guy 🇵🇹
Tax guy 🇵🇹@cryptaxpt·
💳Crypto Debit card VS Credit card ❌Crypto debit card: • Every purchase triggers a taxable event. • You pay either 28% taxes or 0% if the assets that you used are Capital Gains and held longer than 365 days. • Every transaction should be reported in your IRS. ✅Crypto credit card: • You trigger the taxable event once you pay off your debt. • You pay either 28% taxes or 0% if the assets that you used are Capital Gains and held longer than 365 days. • If you want to pay off with the collateral you used, the same rule counts, meaning if your debt was open for 1 year its tax free to pay off. • I personally use @Nexo for that reason. If you use my referral link: nexo.com/ref/kimcg3khmk… you will get $25 $BTC and a happy Tax guy.
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Mowbin
Mowbin@mowbin62497·
@BritishTuga I wonder how Cleanliness is defined here. My tap water stinks of chlorine, and I wonder if flouride is present. I still will not drink it. I pass everytbing through a proper filter
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British Tuga
British Tuga@BritishTuga·
Drinking water cleanliness across the EU.
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Crazy Vibes
Crazy Vibes@CrazyVibes_1·
His parents walked out of the hospital 36 hours after he was born. His medical file said: "They do not want to see him."** *One woman chose differently. And that changed everything.* When Jono Lancaster entered the world in England in 1985, the delivery room fell silent. He was born with Treacher Collins syndrome — a rare condition affecting the development of facial bones and tissues. His face did not look like what people expected a newborn to look like. His biological parents took one look at him and walked away. Thirty-six hours after his birth, they discharged themselves from the hospital and signed over their parental rights. His medical file carried a single devastating note: *"No contact from parents. They do not want to see him."* He had been alive for less than two days. But one woman decided differently. Jean Lancaster was a single mother who had already raised children of her own. When hospital staff told her about a baby boy abandoned because of his appearance, she didn't hesitate. She fostered Jono, pouring love into him while repeatedly trying to contact his birth parents with updates. Every letter came back unopened. After five years, she formally adopted him. From the beginning, Jean refused to let the world define her son by a diagnosis or a difference. She looked at him and said the same thing, every single day: *"You are perfect exactly as you are."* Those words became the unshakable foundation of his life. But love at home could not shield him from the cruelty outside. Strangers stared openly in supermarkets and on buses. Children screamed and hid behind their parents. Bullies targeted him relentlessly. Doctors warned his mother he would face significant challenges — and quietly suggested lowering her expectations early. Jono carried the pain and confusion that came with constant visibility. But he also carried something stronger: a stubborn refusal to let other people's discomfort become his limitation. As he grew older, he turned to fitness — not to fix himself, but to prove something to himself. He trained hard. He failed often. He got back up and trained again. In a body that doctors and strangers had doubted, he built real strength, discipline, and confidence. He became a qualified fitness trainer — deliberately choosing one of the most physically demanding professions possible. It wasn't about proving the world wrong. It was about proving to himself that he was capable of far more than anyone had assumed. Today, Jono Lancaster is far more than a trainer. He has become a motivational speaker and advocate, traveling to more than twenty countries — visiting hospitals, schools, and support groups, kneeling down to speak directly with children who have Treacher Collins syndrome or other facial differences. *"I was unwanted too,"* he tells them, looking them in the eye. *"And look at me now."* He co-founded the Love Me Love My Face Foundation to raise awareness about craniofacial conditions and support families navigating similar journeys. For parents facing the fear and uncertainty of raising a visibly different child, he offers honest reassurance and hard-won wisdom. For the children, he offers something priceless — the lived proof that they are not alone. Jono Lancaster was abandoned at birth because people could not look past his face. He grew up surrounded by unconditional love because one courageous woman chose to see the child, not the condition. He was told his body would limit him. He turned it into a source of strength and purpose. He was once the baby no one wanted to see. Now he stands unapologetically visible in front of audiences worldwide, changing hearts and minds one conversation at a time. Sometimes the most powerful transformation is not changing how you look. It is changing how deeply you believe you matter — and refusing to let anyone else's fear write your story. Jono Lancaster never stopped believing he mattered. And because one woman chose love over fear, and because he chose courage over bitterness, the boy the world tried to hide became a man the world now stands up for.
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The Tate Motive
The Tate Motive@thetatemotive·
Throwback to when Andrew Tate predicted he would turn 40 grand into millions just by buying crypto instead of working 😳💰 "I bought cake at 33 cents. Now it's $20. Do the math." "I kept becoming a millionaire over and over again." 🔥
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Tax guy 🇵🇹
Tax guy 🇵🇹@cryptaxpt·
⚡️What if you’ve lost access to old exchange records proving your crypto purchases?🧐 If you got into crypto early, there’s a good chance you no longer have transaction history from exchanges that have since shut down or disappeared. So how does the Portuguese tax authority (AT/Autoridade Tributária) handle this situation? According to information shared directly by an AT representative, the key reference point is 31 December 2022. Before 2023, there was effectively no specific taxation on crypto gains or income in Portugal. The 2023 tax rules introduced taxation on short-term capital gains (assets held less than 365 days), while gains on assets held for 365 days or more are generally exempt. Because of this change, AT treats 31/12/2022 as a cut-off date. Any crypto you held on that date is considered to have a deemed acquisition date prior to 2023 for the purpose of the holding period. In practice, this means: If you cannot provide the original purchase history or cost basis, it may be sufficient to prove that you held the assets before 2023 (e.g., via wallet addresses, blockchain records, old exchange statements showing balances, screenshots, or any other credible evidence of ownership as of 31/12/2022). ✅This approach helps early adopters who lost access to defunct platforms avoid being unfairly treated as short-term holders.
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Mowbin
Mowbin@mowbin62497·
@Matt_Pinner I think a bowl.of soup would have been better than starmer
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Mowbin
Mowbin@mowbin62497·
@otokyo__ I have all 20, what's my prize?
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Tokyo
Tokyo@otokyo__·
6 for me!! I feel confident nobody Has all 20 How many for you?
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Mowbin
Mowbin@mowbin62497·
@BasilTheGreat I remember that idiot Gordon Brown selling all of the UK's gold at 300 per ounce!! Wanker
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Basil the Great
Basil the Great@BasilTheGreat·
Rupert Lowe lists the people most responsible for the downfall of Britain Tony Blair Gordon Brown Peter Mandelson Alistair Campbell Many believe they should be in prison for what they have done
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Tax guy 🇵🇹
Tax guy 🇵🇹@cryptaxpt·
🚨The way FIFO works with passive income in crypto still surprises people every single time! Imagine you’ve patiently accumulated 100 $ETH over the years. You decide to stake it through a third party for a modest ~3% annual yield (staking yourself might risk it being treated as freelance/self-employment income). Every year, you earn staking rewards and sell just enough to cover your living expenses. In your mind, you’re simply selling “your rewards”… but tax rules don’t see it that way. Under the FIFO (First-In, First-Out) method, the default for many crypto investors, the first $ETH you sell are matched against the very first $ETH you ever bought. If your original purchases were made at higher prices than today’s market (or during previous dips), those early lots may carry a capital loss or at least very low gains. Result? You could potentially live off that “passive income” tax-free (or with minimal tax) for a surprisingly long time, while your original stack continues compounding in the background. Mind-blowing, right? This is just one example of how understanding cost basis methods FIFO, can dramatically change your after-tax returns in crypto.
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Mowbin
Mowbin@mowbin62497·
@cryptaxpt @JNegocios Thank you brother, we can always count on you to weed out the idiots!
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Tax guy 🇵🇹
Tax guy 🇵🇹@cryptaxpt·
This article and title by @JNegocios contain clickbait: ❌Your obliged to report your crypto transactions from this year. ✅Only your realised capital gains. ✅Since 2023 you have the report obligations, but as of 2026 centralised crypto exchanges exchange information with the Portuguese government 🇵🇹 ❌Fines up to €22.000 ✅The fine for not complying exchanges is up to €22.000. Besides the information exchange(DAC8) nothing changed regarding crypto IRS.
Jornal de Negócios@JNegocios

Reporte cripto para o Fisco é obrigatório para transações já deste ano. Coimas chegam aos 22 mil euros ebx.sh/UxqO0c

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Marry Evan
Marry Evan@marryevan999·
Claude controlling tradingview live — switching symbols, writing Pine Script, batch scanning futures, replay trading, drawing levels. All from the terminal. Still rough edges but the vision is clear. You only need Claude + laptop + 1 hour/day. Giving This Free for 24 hours. To get it: 1. Comment the word 'CLAUDE' 2. Like and Retweet this post 3. Follow me @marryevan999 (so i can DM you)
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Tax guy 🇵🇹
Tax guy 🇵🇹@cryptaxpt·
My favourite place to go for a quiet walk, recharge, while breathing fresh ocean air 🏖️ 🇵🇹
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