If you…have a receipt to prove that you’ve had [your dinar] for one year and one day, you’ll be in the 19% to 20% tax range. That’s what it has always been, capital gain tax. But if you don’t have a receipt or you haven’t held it for a year you’ll be in the 37% to 40% tax range. The problem with that statement of mine is…as much as it makes sense, we don’t have the tax code. What I say to you could go out the window, but I don’t think so. :Frank26 [dinar guru Note: Consult your tax and asset protection professionals at the appropriate time to determine the right tax and tax strategy for your unique circumstances.]
