Post by punipa16 on Jul 6, 2022 4:36:11 GMT
(Mind you, I'm not a native english speaker, so I need to translate my thoughts and it can sound a little funny)
To answer your question, I'm almost certain that it's a program similar to E65.
I think I understood the handling process differently.
My version:
After the lawyers have performed the KYC, they proceed to pay out.
When it is clear what you get, then they start calculating tax and that is withheld or remitted.
This will probably be done in the country where the funds reside before being transferred to the beneficiary's account.
After deducting the tax, the rest will be deposited into the beneficiary's account.
Once that is done, the law firm will make contact with the beneficiary's tax authority in the beneficiary's country of residence
and inform them that the beneficiary has received an amount of money.
There are at least two ways to receive the funds, cash or in crypto(BTC).
If the beneficiary choose cash, then everything is clear and the process just rolls.
If the beneficiary chooses crypto e.g. BTC, then it gets a bit confusing for me.
(Now that the BTC has fallen sharply, you would say it is attractive to choose BTC. But the BTC has lost a lot of its strength and it will take some time to recover.)
Okay, so if the beneficiary has chosen BTC, then it becomes a bit tricky.
I know that there are already a few countries that have made the accumulated BTC assets taxable but this is not yet the case everywhere.
And as long as there is no clarity on that, it remains guesswork.
Was payout 'recent' (could be anything to a few years ago)