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I would also like to see the ATO legislation that states that this is the case. The US have definitely just implemented legislation that requires tax on every trade as of January 1st 2018, but I don't believe that Aus have followed suit yet. And with our tax year being July to Jun, the ATO would have had to have been world leading in regards to taxation of crypto, another reason why it's highly unlikely. As for unenforceable, apart from a couple of crypto's, it is actually possible for the government to retrace transactions and track the money to it's owner. That's how the block-chain works and why it is so good. The data is recorded forever. Sure it takes the use of super-computers to get that information, but with the amounts of money involved, I am sure the IRS will be going to those lengths. Which is why the current exchanges have such strict policies on the KYC component to meet government requirements. And why the decentralised exchanges are the next revolution.Bullshit. Completely unmanageable and unenforceable. And not in keeping with current laws re trading on tthe traditional things like stocks.
Show me where it says you have to pay on every trade.




