- Дата: 26-04-2023, 23:35
Another example: Let’s say that I buy 1 coin for 20 euros and exchange it for three other coins. In my instance, if you buy coins for 10 euros and later trade them for other coins with a special worth, the market price of this other forex being 32, as shown here, after I deduct the 10-euro purchase value from 32 I might get 22 euros profit and the tax can be 20%, or €4.40. Now we need to know how that purchase price is determined. We’ve talked quite a bit about the fact that buy value may be taken into consideration in all kinds of cryptoasset transactions. Weighted common is self-explanatory: it is the average of all the purchase costs. There are two accepted strategies: FIFO or weighted common. FIFO stands for ‘first-in, first-out’, which means the market worth of the earliest x-coin bought is taken into account. In the occasion where somebody buys some x-coin each month and at the tip of the year they've 12 x-coins, however the primary one was bought for €10 and the final one for €120, how do you calculate the acquisition price?