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How to Legally Reduce your Crypto Tax Bill
While you can’t completely avoid crypto taxes, there are several legal strategies you can use to plan your taxes and reduce your overall liability. What strategies, such as harvesting unrealized losses, utilising tax rebates, and other legal steps to lower your crypto tax burden? We answer this question, on this episode.
Hosted by Christo de Wit, Country Manager, Luno South Africa. We’re joined by a leading expert who will help demystify the world of crypto tax:
Dale Russell, Director of TrustReserve Solutions Limited and Moore Blockchain and Digital Assets JHB.
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Luno (Pty) Ltd is an authorised FSP, reg no. 53314. The information does not constitute financial or tax advice, nor a solicitation to trade. Luno makes no warranties or representations as to the veracity of any information provided by guest speakers. Tax consequences depend on your individual circumstances as a taxpayer. You should always consult with your own tax advisor for definitive advice.
How to Legally Reduce your Crypto Tax Bill
While you can’t completely avoid crypto taxes, there are several legal strategies you can use to plan your taxes and reduce your overall liability. What strategies, such as harvesting unrealized losses, utilising tax rebates, and other legal steps to lower your crypto tax burden? We answer this question, on this episode.
Hosted by Christo de Wit, Country Manager, Luno South Africa. We’re joined by a leading expert who will help demystify the world of crypto tax:
Dale Russell, Director of TrustReserve Solutions Limited and Moore Blockchain and Digital Assets JHB.
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Luno (Pty) Ltd is an authorised FSP, reg no. 53314. The information does not constitute financial or tax advice, nor a solicitation to trade. Luno makes no warranties or representations as to the veracity of any information provided by guest speakers. Tax consequences depend on your individual circumstances as a taxpayer. You should always consult with your own tax advisor for definitive advice.