eurchf +2
gbpchf +14
audnzd +12
Total = +28 pips
28% of the weekly target in 37 minutes
Good night
gbpchf +14
audnzd +12
Total = +28 pips
28% of the weekly target in 37 minutes
Good night
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DislikedI got in to the AUD/NZD late and came out with only 10, but at least it was something. Changed from short (made 12) back to long on the E/U and up 9 now. This pair gave me close to 100 on Friday.Ignored
DislikedNow wait to 2.30pm (my time) to start looking at BO analyses.
To the shops!!!!!!!!!Ignored
DislikedHi LG and others
Here in Brazil we pay 15% of the profits in stock, futures, etc..., but here, Forex Market isnīt regulated so we donīt have Forex companies like Alpari, OANDA, etc...
I had to open an account in USA to deposit funds in OANDA by wire, but now i donīt know how should i pay tax over there, so can u say, how and how much, u that live in USA pay taxs.
Thankīs
Sorry bad english
SubaIgnored
DislikedForeigner's are required to pay income tax on income that is sourced in the United States. The code provision which defines U.S. sourced income is 26 U.S.C. section 861. It puts that income into a few categories: Interest, Dividends, Personal Services performed in the U.S., Rentals or Royalties from property held in the U.S., Dispositions from sales of Real Property, Sale or Exchange of Inventory, Underwriting Income, and Social Security Benefits.
At first blush, it seems pretty clear that money made by trading Forex doesn't fall into any of these...Ignored
DislikedWhat I'm trying to say is that it looks like there is at least a good argument that the income is not taxable here in the US. But it would take more research to know for sure. And if it actually becomes an issue for you, then you should definitely get a better opinion from a tax lawyer.Ignored