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What fee can you expect for converting crypto -> RUB or RUB -> crypto? 3-5% or more ?

Yes I did, got carried away a bit. Nonetheless I mean it's pointless creating endless topics about the exact same thing, better to stick to one post. Otherwise the forum becomes messy. tbh I would ban all politics from the forum its just fruitless argument. just my 2 cents, up to moderator to decide

Hi moderator @Forester maybe it would make sense to merge all Russia/Ukraine related topics into one topic ? Its business not politics forum and its a bit annoying everyday there is a new topic about the war.

So Would a foreign owned US LLC need to report BOI ? Trump says "US CITIZENS"

I think its like a pump insider trading thing. Donald, Elon and his friends invested in these coins then Trump announces that. Is it even legal ? It is right, crypto insider trading there is no such thing right

Might be good choice for some wealthy people. I think its good move from Trump. The program might not be reliable long term though. Some socialists might come in to power in USA in 4-8 yrs and ditch the program

Thanks Johny, do you know if they are likely to ask for SOF if I invested 50-100k USD ?

Would it be possible to get some exposure to the Russian stock market as someone who holds a Western European passport? I feel like it could be possible to find some undervalued stocks there, especially considering the lack of capital inflow from Western countries and institutional investors...

Payoneer is terrible, crazy fees

please go on twitter guys and argue there instead , this is a business forum poo¤%&&poo¤%&&poo¤%&&poo¤%&&poo¤%&&poo¤%&& Mr Putin and Zelensky, Trump are satans spawns, reptilians and freemasons. I hate them all :mad:

citi bank poland and usa have no link at all. Same with santander bank. That will not work Get an ITIN, that will surely help, I called some US banks and some required for ITIN while some didn't, it's best to have it, having it doesn't automatically oblige you to pay taxes or do any reports...

Poland has a reduced CIT of 9% for companies with revenue below 2m eur annually. Guess you can open two companies if your revenue is like 3m ;) 9% is low for a EU country https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/poland/corporate/taxes-on-corporate-income

From my experience it's not bad doing business in Poland. I Had some ecounters with sanitary inspector or tax officer but they were friendly and we managed to resolve the issue peacefully. Bad things mentioned in the other thread - personally I don't know anybody that have had such a terrible...

http://www.amteloncapital.com/about there is an investment fund focused on iran (usa people cant invest because of sanctions)