Aisku. Klausiu todel, kad pvz sveicarijoje "vmi" gali traktuoti kaip 
"professional trader" priklausomai kaip elgiesi su vertybiniais 
popieriais, kas reikstu zymiai didesnius mokescius.


Guidelines published by the Federal Tax Administration list 5 criteria 
to be used by municipal and cantonal tax offices in determining the tax 
status of investors. You can only be sure that you will not be 
categorized as a professional investor if you meet all of these criteria:

1. You hold securities for at least 6 months before you sell them.

2. The transaction volume of all of your securities trades combined 
(total spent on purchases and total earned on sales) is not higher than 
5 times the total value of your securities at the start of a tax year.

3. Capital gains generated through securities trading do not account for 
a significant portion of your basic income. The rule of thumb: Capital 
gains should account for less than 50 percent of your net income.

4. You use your own assets to finance the purchase of securities. Or: 
Taxable returns like interest and dividends are higher than interest 
owed on loans.

5. If you invest using derivatives – and options in particular – these 
can only be used to hedge your own securities.



On 24.03.21 18:42, neratoblogo wrote:
> Day treidinimo nėra.
> 
> Dominuoja buy&hold. + put opcionų pardavinėjimas.
> 
> Kriziniais metais faktiškai nieko nepardavinėjau, tik pildžiau portfelį 
> dividendinėmis akcijomis. Tad kriziniais metais pelnas iš dividendų.
> 
> 
> On 2021-03-24 19:32, benamis wrote:
>> Cia buy&hold ar beveik kiekviena diena perki/parduodi aka day-trader?
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