Funny, but soon.....?

[Harald]

Originally Posted by Dark

Norwegian IRS has taken this under consideration, and concluded than you in fact should pay tax for income from EU (Yes Entropia Universe was what they looked at) if it exceeded NOK 10.000, that is $ 2000. And the value of your account is also taxable. OMG what a country I live in.......

For those who understand norwegian:
http://www.skatteetaten.no/Templates...epslanguage=NO

hehe read it rigth Dark, as long as it's a hobby it's totally ok. Anyhowit all depends on how you read it rigth

But be carefull to take out your ATH since a singel reward/price over 2000 $ is taxable

And Skam yes this is indeed galgen humor...

[Vedder]

Originally Posted by Acronoid

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And it is proven as a single in belgium I DO PAY THE HIGHEST TAXES IN THE COMPLETE WORLD (50% of my wager + highest city tax in belgium too. If I would get a raise I would be taxed 55% )

So plz don't give anyone idea's...

Bah, you're not even close.

Here in Denmark many people (incl. me) pay ~65% of any salary increase.

[Acronoid]

Originally Posted by Vedder

Bah, you're not even close.

Here in Denmark many people (incl. me) pay ~65% of any salary increase.

And you also have 21% tax on stuff you buy? It has been proven in a worldwide study that the most taxed persons in the complete world are belgian singles without children.
If the goverment would tax EU for me, I won't even tell I'm playing. The goverment cannot check your personal life for tax reasons, and if they would for other reasons, they cannot offer that information to the taxation office. At least not in belgium.
That is why more then 40% of the flemish population does work without telling the goverment in their second job. It is the only way these days if you want to own property.
Sadly I do not do that yet (well a very little bit, like fixing computers).

To be honest if my bruto salary would be net I would have a nr1 ath every 3 months, and I don't have a big salary really.

[ermik]

cant really see this as a problem , you only pay tax if you gain profit from EU.

[Acronoid]

Originally Posted by ermik

cant really see this as a problem , you only pay tax if you gain profit from EU.

No, you would pay if you deposited, and when you redraw, and on you ingame value. atleast so would the bloodleeches in my country do it

[Skam]

According to this graph:
http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Taxes/P148855.asp

Acronoid is right about the single, no kids thing.

But if you google "most taxted country" it looks as if Slovenia takes the muffin.

Then again, Norway has taxes on everything.. We're not part of EU.. Just look at the prices for cars, sigarettes or alcohol in Norway compared to any other EU country. I mean, we go to sweden and finland to shop cheaper ffs lol

[ermik]

Originally Posted by Acronoid

No, you would pay if you deposited, and when you redraw, and on you ingame value. atleast so would the bloodleeches in my country do it

there is no ingame value , as mindark owns everything.

// ermik

[Omnedon]

Would that count on general ped balance, or only on withdrawals minus deposits? And what about operating expenses? If I were to get a 6k HoF and then go buy 6k worth of bombs/probes, that would be a net income of zero, right? What if I withdraw and use the money to buy a new machine to play EU with?

[NightwolfAA2k5]

Funny.. But scary...

- Nightwolf

[garci]

Originally Posted by Dark

Norwegian IRS has taken this under consideration, and concluded than you in fact should pay tax for income from EU (Yes Entropia Universe was what they looked at) if it exceeded NOK 10.000, that is $ 2000. And the value of your account is also taxable. OMG what a country I live in.......

For those who understand norwegian:
http://www.skatteetaten.no/Templates...epslanguage=NO

same in france, as entropia is not a considered as a bet / random game, you normally have to pay taxes
but if you don't say you're having incomes from it it's ok
but if state discover it you'll have to pay your incomes taxes (55%) and then pay a fine for the fact you didn't say it ( 10k€ ? and some months in jail of course lol )