Do I have to pay taxes on a difference in currency exchange rate? Let’s say I bought euros and in a year from
Posted November 1st, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
Posted November 1st, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
If I am based in the US, but open a Forex account in the UK do I have to pay UK taxes?
Posted August 2nd, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
jrwax2 asked:
I’m based in the US and already have an US based FX account. Due to silly NFA rules and regulations I am thinking about opening a UK Forex account but am worried about potential taxes I would have to pay. Do I have to pay US and UK taxes if I have a UK based account and live in the US. I will not be spread betting.
I’m based in the US and already have an US based FX account. Due to silly NFA rules and regulations I am thinking about opening a UK Forex account but am worried about potential taxes I would have to pay. Do I have to pay US and UK taxes if I have a UK based account and live in the US. I will not be spread betting.
normally how much do forex traders pay in taxes?
Posted February 4th, 2009 by admin 1 Comment »
none g asked:
i know every one pays a different amount of capital gains tax. i know that in the U.S. traders usually pay between 20-30% of of their profits. what about forex traders?
i know every one pays a different amount of capital gains tax. i know that in the U.S. traders usually pay between 20-30% of of their profits. what about forex traders?