Take a look at www.Charity-Chase.com
Regards,
Joel Bruce
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From: "Galina Ulanova" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 12:03 AM
Subject: [e-gold-list] charities?
> Are there any charity programs out there tha
>hi, my name is eric gomez, I am panamenian . i recently opened an accountin
>www.e-gold.com, because i am gonna receive money from a friend. I want to
>ask you a question.>
>How can i transfer funds of an e-gold account in cash ?? I know that there
>are some independent companies who do this.>
>
Well said! And thank you! For a week now I have read these
messages that put e-Biz down, but I bit my lip and kept my
mouth shut. Well fellow e-Biz member, you took the words right
out of my mouth. Thank you.
A Loyal E-Biz Member
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Privacy,
>You are incorre
>They have been in operation since 10/00
> and as we all know if they were a scam they would be gone by now either by
> their own demise or by government closure. The truth lye's in the fact
> they are still here and working.
YEAH RIGHT!!!
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It could be argued that the question of capitalgain/loss does not occur
unless you 'cash in' or bail out your e-gold.
You are actually holding gold not a currency set against it as far as I know.
Also tax offices also look at intention. If you are holding gold as a reserve
or as an investmen
Jeff Fitzmyers wrote:
>
> "Fears of a US credit squeeze have been growing amid mounting evidence
> that corporations borrowed too much during the recent boom and will have
> trouble paying back their debts."
>
>http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pagename=View&c=Article&cid=FT3JEF4MWGC&live=tru
> I guess what I meant by "recognition" and as I think about it I realize
> it is a bad choice, is the IRS would recognize the receipt of e-gold as
> an income transaction and not a capital transaction.
I see. And payment of e-gold as an expense...
The IRS has some rules for taxation of bar
G'day all
A bout a week ago I was desperately tryig to think of what to buy for my
daughet in Australia (I'm in the US) She told me she wanted a digital
camera. So off to Amazon I went and selected a few. I sent her a "wish"
list and asked her to chose. (Funnily enough the most expensive o
> I guess what I meant by "recognition" and as I think about it I realize it
> is a bad choice, is the IRS would recognize the receipt of e-gold as an
> income transaction and not a capital transaction. If you could treat 1.00
> in e-gold as income instead of worrying about capital gains and loss
The changes to the site are just about
complete.
You can go in and place orders now.
A announcement regarding all changes and
updates will be announced soon!
Kind regards,
Michael Moore[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.gold-today.comSign up with
e-gold today and get grams of e-gold here.
"Fears of a US credit squeeze have been growing amid mounting evidence
that corporations borrowed too much during the recent boom and will have
trouble paying back their debts."
http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pagename=View&c=Article&cid=FT3JEF4MWGC&live=true&tagid=V1CYA0C&Collid=ZZZ563EC
I guess what I meant by "recognition" and as I think about it I realize it
is a bad choice, is the IRS would recognize the receipt of e-gold as an
income transaction and not a capital transaction. If you could treat 1.00
in e-gold as income instead of worrying about capital gains and losses, it
w
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