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Est-ce que quelqu'un a une proposition sérieuse sur la façon dont les fondations basées aux États-Unis ou les DUNAs traiteraient les problèmes fiscaux liés aux tokens ?

19 juil., 10:53
“How can we get foundations to onshore to the US?”
Under current corporate tax policy - and currently discussed tax changes - it is not possible.
Currently, every token transfer in the USA is considered a transfer of (appreciated) property. Because foundations typically have ~$0 cost basis on their tokens, every transfer of tokens thus incurs corporate tax, which practically means a 25% tax on every transaction - not to mention an administrative nightmare. No one can afford to pay $125 every time they spend $100.
De minimus doesn’t address this because $600 doesn’t pay for much in a corporate context.
Foundations today sit in Cayman where corporate tax is 0%. Spend $100 in your token, actually spend $100.
An older gen of foundations sit in Switzerland, where tax rulings make it such that if you spend $100 in your token, you end up paying about $1 in taxes during your annual filing.
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