I put this into chat gpt. answer seems a bit more ambiguous to me. This is part of the answer. Seems a bit more ambiguous to me:
Clarification and Corrections:
1. Taxable Events in the UK (30-Day Rule):
* In the UK, any disposal of Bitcoin, including spending it, triggers a taxable event. This is where things get tricky.
* Spending Bitcoin to buy goods or services is considered a disposal by HMRC (UK tax authority), meaning it could create a capital gains tax (CGT) liability if the value of the Bitcoin has increased since you originally acquired it.
* When you rebuy the Bitcoin within 30 days, the UK’s Share Matching Rules apply, meaning the new Bitcoin you buy is matched to the Bitcoin you sold or spent, for tax purposes.
* If you sell and buy within the 30-day window, the cost basis of the Bitcoin you repurchase is matched to the sale price, so you still might incur a capital gains tax depending on the price movement.
@colincz and @f1b911af inspired me to take a look at some photos I took on a really long stop over in NYC a few years ago. This is ones of my favourites. If my organisation of negatives was a bit better I’d have the other ones to hand but alas….
#artstr #nostr #grownostr #photography #35mmfilm #bnw #plebchain #photostr #photo #art #nostr #travel #photo #🖼️ #noicemag #minimalcomicplay https://image.nostr.build/6c49c0f1db1c9d7e657f1760892a6f5df41b979c35632ee5655e808ee3ff918a.jpg
Sounds about right. Musicians in YT don’t make any money from the videos. It’s all too of funnel to direct people to their sample packs, plugins and courses
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I put this into chat gpt. answer seems a bit more ambiguous to me. This is part of the answer. Seems a bit more ambiguous to me: Clarification and Corrections: 1. Taxable Events in the UK (30-Day Rule): * In the UK, any disposal of Bitcoin, including spending it, triggers a taxable event. This is where things get tricky. * Spending Bitcoin to buy goods or services is considered a disposal by HMRC (UK tax authority), meaning it could create a capital gains tax (CGT) liability if the value of the Bitcoin has increased since you originally acquired it. * When you rebuy the Bitcoin within 30 days, the UK’s Share Matching Rules apply, meaning the new Bitcoin you buy is matched to the Bitcoin you sold or spent, for tax purposes. * If you sell and buy within the 30-day window, the cost basis of the Bitcoin you repurchase is matched to the sale price, so you still might incur a capital gains tax depending on the price movement.