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What are you talking about? Taking depreciation is one of the primary ways that I shelter my investment income.

>>1831986
financial accounting 1 and 2 deals with depreciation

>>>/g/

>>1831728
ah thanks anon i'll head over there!

if you have no prior experience to demonstrate competence then why should people pick you even if your free?

You could offer to do it for artists collectives, designers ect theyre always broke but needing things and the end results are demonstrable with things like exhibitions/shows ect that you can point to and say I helped create this

If youre in a city with an art college you could leave flyers around, or advertise on a website like artsjobsuk.
We would have welcomed someone to do our publicity, sort our flyers, contact the press and sort out sponsorship for the drinks for the private view ect. Its not technically marketing but it leaves a trail of experience. If you do websites ect that would also be useful.

Also why not contact studios and pop up galleries ect. theyd love someone to do this for them.

I think you have to do stuff before people want to be consulted at by you, even for free.

>>1831561
>I spent 60-65 hours/week the last two months trying to create something useful to other people but failed

I legit feel like you're doing something wrong or you're not telling us. I work 20-25 hours a week as a freelancer, and I make ends meet.

Did you go to college? What skills do you have? What experience do you have with them? What direction (employment, self-employment, contract work, freelancer, etc.) are you trying to go? How old are you?

>>1831633
>I think you have to do stuff before people want to be consulted at by you, even for free
I have experience from previously projects and my proposition stated that I was interested in learn by doing. The idea was working with the owner to write down what he thinks his business is then choosing a problem and find some BASIC solution. Have in mind that people have really fucked up business ideas here so even stupid ideas could help (like creating a facebook page). In the end the main objective would be teaching the owner on how to see his business, what is market, new method of advertsing, choosing a segment... It would be more like a class than consulting.

>artists collectives
One of my initial ideas for volunteering was trying to create a collective since I see people that work with different mediums but they never cooperate to enhance exposure and promotion. At least if I could go back in time.
>studios and pop up galleries ect
We dont have these things where I live. It is a small city in a poor country.

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my cunt doesn't take taxes

>>1831553
Hi fbi

>BTC is a great investment
>I can easily get my money out of it
>Oh wait no I can only buy drugs

localbitcoins for cash usually has a markup because the buyers dont want their identities revealed

I suggest spreading your btc to a bunch of paper wallets in 50 USD fractions because thats what most people need anonymously and the markup doesnt affect them as much and selling them in person

wouldnt do SEPA/Bank transfer because of the taxman

>>1831465
>What is cryptopay

You'll end up in jail.

>>1831456
This but also they would figure out the value of the supercomputer resources you used and make you pay for it, and probably also either confiscate your eth or make you pay them the value of the eth if you couldn't/won't hand it over

>>1831456
Doubt it, the worst they'd do is expel him.

You could make a research assignment re the inefficiency of crypto mining, then just keep whatever crypto you mine.

I know people may look down it, but SQL is still a great balance between in-demand, easy-to-learn, and relatively good paying.

I have a friend who's been teaching themselves SQL just on the side and they have already been getting paying side contracts online.

>>1831274
SQL, Python and Excel.
You can work in almost every industry, in every country and receive a decent salary if you know your shit.

>>1831178
>1831178
You'll die within the next 4 years.

>>1831178
>arrives on monday.

>>1831194
yeah its a bank transfer. the amount is still locked in so it doesent matter.

>>1831159
I used it last year, its was fine, they interacted etransferred the money to me, but it takes a week.

>>1831159
It was fine until they started asking to wire money into a bank in Poland.

>>1831159
OP, how long did it take you to wire money to your kraken account from Canada? I wired a couple thousand yesterday, and am wondering how long I should expect to wait.

I don't think it'll have an effect at all, since there's no risk buying/holding gbp changing when it gets triggered.

>>1831148

Depends how decisive it is, but it wont do anything big, Itll continue to bounce around rapidly for the next 2 years while they faff about trying to negotiate the way out.

sterling is already under value and another fall will shoot the ftse100 into orbit

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>>1831131
Aerospace engineer here, feels bad man

Concorde 2.0 when??

>>1831131
Shit if I got severance I'd take that in a heartbeat and go travel for a few months while I line a job up.

Boeing is getting rid of all the union fags in Seattle and they are switching to their non union factory in South Carolina.

literally first in line for mass automation. if you're comfortable with that , go for it.

>>1831087
people who don't have a CDL don't understand how far that is. its all just hype, they're trying to make everything the uber of everything these days. The only step towards this has been that 100 mile beer run in Colorado. Its not going to happen in my life time.

>>1831073
So I'm going to wear a fucking tote bag on my wrist on the off chance I decide to make a spontaneous tomato purchase even though the grocery store provides bags that I don't have to carry on my wrist 24/7?

Are you fucking serious m8?

>>1831073
holy hell that guy is a mega jew

>>1831015
Nope GIGL is gonna be until NMUS gets its ass in gear. OWCP was a nice ride, but GIGL is gona eclipse it desu...the business is needed and already makes money. HOWEVER i did just put my buy order in for tmr. Starter position in IGC since i just did some DD and it looks ok.

>>1831015
Can one shoot to the moon powered by poo?

>>1831015
left out ICNB...this one has made a pronounced move in market cap in the last few months, but has traditionally had gangbuster fridays and recently dropped a PR about expanding into 15 more states. It also bounced off the 50DMA wednesday...will be buying in AM along with IGC!

>>1831014
It depends on what is stated in the Trust documents. There are lot of different types of Trusts that a lawyer can draft up. Some pay out income to you on a monthly basis, some only pay out "as needed", some only pay out for medical/expenses, and some you dont get anything until a certain age.

TL;DR read the trust docs.

>>1831037
Basically this. Also, someone is appointed the trustee and they have a lot of power in terms of any future modifications to how the trust works or resolving any other issues.

>>1831014

I think you mean between the four of us brother.