THE 28% TAX TRAP: How the IRS Will Try to Take Your Silver Profits скачать в хорошем качестве

THE 28% TAX TRAP: How the IRS Will Try to Take Your Silver Profits

⚠️ WARNING: The IRS Silver Tax Trap Nobody Is Talking About ⚠️ Most silver investors are about to make the most expensive mistake of their lives — and they don’t even know it yet. In this emergency video, I reveal the hidden 28% IRS collectibles tax on physical silver that Wall Street, precious metals dealers, and silver YouTubers never talk about. If you think you’re keeping your profits when silver explodes higher… think again. 📉 Buy silver at $20 📈 Sell silver at $150 💸 Lose up to 40% of your gains to taxes This isn’t fear-mongering. This is the actual U.S. tax code — and it’s brutal. In this video, you’ll learn: Why physical silver is taxed as a “collectible” (not like stocks or ETFs) How the 28% federal tax + state taxes can wipe out life-changing gains The #1 mistake that triggers IRS audits and penalties Why failing to document your cost basis can cost you tens of thousands Which silver sales get reported directly to the IRS (1099-B) How some investors end up owing tax on 100% of their sale But more importantly, I show you the LEGAL strategies the wealthy use to protect their silver profits: ✅ Self-Directed IRAs (Traditional & Roth) ✅ How to legally eliminate the 28% collectibles tax ✅ When donating silver to charity makes more sense than selling ✅ Why moving to a no-income-tax state can save six figures ✅ How to offset silver gains using losses in other investments ✅ How to structure your exit across multiple years to reduce damage This video is not about hype. This is about keeping your money. If you’re holding physical silver… If you’re planning to sell in 2026 or beyond… If you care about protecting generational wealth… You NEED to watch this before you sell a single ounce. 👇 WATCH NOW — before the IRS takes 40% of what you worked for. DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational purposes only and represents my personal opinion. I am not a CPA, tax attorney, or financial advisor. Always consult a qualified tax professional before making financial or tax decisions.