出金到澳洲账户应该如何报税？ 澳洲的老汇谁有这方面的经验，请教。谢谢！ :lol

群主真的做了好多年了

Claim 炒汇只是Hobby, 没有任何intention for making profit, 不交税才是王道. 你非要交的话, 那按照个人收入汇率交, profit is part of your personnal income. 另外, 请教楼主欧元和澳币, 中线可以摸底了吗？

牛B，盈利好多嘛，都达到交税标准。

你先弄明白，以后问你了，:lol

should be tax free

本帖最后由 豪乙 于 2015-1-6 09:09 编辑 谢谢你的回复。　Hobby和Gamble一样处理，对吧。　但好象说，如果是频繁交易的不能算Hobby. 抄底不好做呀。等Ｖ出来后再看吧。 对于澳元，我个人做法是在0.81附近用人民币换30%---50%澳元，不能错过这次下跌，如果继续跌的话，我只能估计在约0.78附近，再换一批。这个不是保证金。 :lol

Thanks,mate.:lol

我在仰望你呀。 :lol

[list] [*]你看看下面这个解释, 可以考虑以后用海外的平台. 像俺这样亏钱的就没你这种烦恼:lol [/list]How Do I Tax My CFD?There can be three separate scenarios when considering Contracts For Difference.
[list=1] [*]It is gambling [*]It is a regular business [*]It is a capital gains investment [/list]How do you know which of the three categories applies? How are they treated differently? We will defer to the Taxation Ruling 2005 / 15.
My CFD is GamblingIs the CFD gambling? If you made a lot of money with CFDs it would be great to say it was gambling. This way you would not need to pay any tax under Australian law. But any losses would also be completely your own.
How can you determine if your CFD transactions are gambling? It would seem that if you fit many of the criteria below you might be able to treat your CFD trading as a gambling transaction.
[list] [*]You are a recreational gambler [*]You have very little expertise in the stock market [*]You only trade CFDs once in a while [*]This is not a profit-making endeavor or scheme [*]You have no connection to the underlying asset [/list]Be careful though. It would be nasty to find out you really do owe tax if you are merely trying to bend the laws. Also, if you suffer a big loss on CFDs, the ATO is not likely to let you suddenly claim this as a tax deduction.
My CFD is Normal BusinessIf your CFD trading is a business, then you pay regular income taxes on the money made. Also, you can claim any losses against income. You would get the regular amount of business deductions for the place of business, your computer, the software platform, and so forth.
But is your CFD trading a business? The following might help you to decide.
[list] [*]Do you trade CFDs in a systematic and organized way? [*]Do you make frequent trades like a normal business practice? [*]Are you trained and skilled in trading? [*]Are these massive trades, beyond a normal investment plan? [*]What is the skill and relationship of those working with you? [/list]Whether you really are running a commercial business or not is a big question. Normal investing as a side-line venture to save for the future is generally not considered a business. But if this is ‘what you do’ for a living, or the scope of trading CFDs is huge, then likely it is a commercial venture. Also, if you find a way to nab quick profits with no risk, such as arbitrage plays from price imbalances, then this is likely considered a profit-making business as the speculative nature is missing.
My CFD Trading is a Capital Gains Tax AssetNow this area is a bit confusing. If you are not buying and selling CFDs as commercial business, but it is also not the casual gambling kind, it could be viewed as an ‘asset’ which is taxed as a capital gain or loss.
This is very much a hazy area here so be careful. If you are more than a casual gambler, but less than a CFD trading business, then you will likely fall into the investment area of CFDs where you claim CGT. Of course, the ATO really does have the final say in the matter.
It is interesting that the CFD may be considered a CGT asset in the “s 108-5 of ITAA 1997”. This defines a CGT asset as any kind of property or a legal or equitable right that is not property. It would seem that the CFD is a non-property CGT. If that is true, then why is it sometimes considered gambling and business? Should not all CFD’s be classified as a Capital Gains Tax asset?

My pleasure. How is the aussie chick(girl)? How you ever tasted any one?