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Events around Hong Kong. The calendar below is a collection of all events around Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain in Hong Kong, Macau, Shenzhen and Zhuhai. You can subscribe to it by clicking on the ‘+’ icon at the bottom or by adding the ICAl/ICS file. The Bitcoin Association does not endorse or partner with the events below.
Foster and promote Bitcoin and its technology in Hong Kong. Educate all stakeholders, private, public, and government about the benefits and risks of Bitcoin and its technology. Be a reliable, trusted and accessible resource for the local and international Bitcoin community.
Bitcoin Accepted! We meet once a month at The Crescent Moon (yes, they accept Bitcoin!) to hang out, chat and connect. The Crescent Moon is located in Tai Kok Tsui, about 5-10 minutes from Olympic Station or Prince Edward. Let’s Talk About Bitcoin.
- Income
- Gains
- Income from Trading
- Deductions
- Income from Mining
Regardless of whether you are a corporation or individual, you owe income tax for profits derived in Hong Kong. If you are selling products, regularly employed or offering your services in exchange for Bitcoin in Hong Kong, you will need to declare this as income in your tax return. It is irrelevant whether you or your company is formally registere...
Income from the sale of capital assets is tax free. If you buy a cryptocurrency, hold onto it and later sell if for profit, you do not owe any taxes on these profits. Similarly, you cannot deduct losses from your income tax. Furthermore, there are no reporting requirements on how many Bitcoin you bought, sold or own. Hong Kong does not have a value...
If you trade cryptocurrencies professionally, you do owe income tax on your profits. Whether you are trading cryptocurrencies professionally or as a hobbyist can be a difficult question that will require the attention of a specialist. You are likely a professional trader if you: 1. Live off your trading profits, e.g. there are no or little other st...
Can only make deductions on costs incurred for which taxable profits are made later. In general, you cannot deduct costs incurred from buying or selling Bitcoin from your profit tax, unless you also pay taxes on the profits of these activities. If you are a holder of Bitcoin, or a casual trader you will likely not owe any profits tax if you ever li...
As a proof-of-work miner you are be able to consider yourself the producer of a virtual commodity. You are required to pay income on your profits (the HKD value of your Bitcoin at the time you are finding a block), but you may also deduct your expenses, such as electricity cost, maintenance fees and the cost of your hardware. The tax perspective of...
2016年11月23日 · TGN Bitcoin Lecture Series 16 - Shared Ledgers and the Age of the Consortia 19:00 • Tuspark Workhub, 4/F Yes & Right House, 1 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong #16, November 23: Shared Ledgers and the Age of the Consortia Date: November 23, 2016 19:00 - 21:00 ...
Tuspark Lecture Series: Bitcoin 101 This non-technical lecture will give you a quick explanation of Bitcoin wallets, transactions and mining. It will explain the history and milestones of this young technology and give an overview on Bitcoin’s regulatory environment. ...
2015年2月10日 · By +liongrass on 10 February, 2015. Statement on Recent Fraud Cases. Bitcoin is a very young technology with potentially large implications on how we transact value, understand money and digital property. As such it takes time to understand on a technologically, financially or legal matter.
