Currency exchange IS an international exchange…Secondly…YOU as a Dinar holder and the one who will exchange your IQD for USD may elect to pay your taxes anyway you wish. The options are “REGULAR INCOME” or “CAPITAL GAINS”. You decide which way you want to pay. It’s that simple. No mystery at all. No one would want to declare Capital Gains unless you are financially structured in such a way it is beneficial. A wise man with less than a million IQD would have his attorney create a Charitable Remainder Uni-Trust for them, about $1300 and then pay only 10% tax along with a 20 year deferred payment. For more than a million IQD a person needs a more sophisticated level of asset protection. [dinar guru Note: Consult your tax and asset protection professional at the appropriate time to build the right exchange and tax strategy for your unique circumstances.]
