@HermesLux The cash hoard allows them to buy during the week at lower prices in anticipation of ATM sales later in the week. Maybe a bit better entry points on the BTC side. Showing off all their flexibility these days.
I like your plan. You reference the failure to pay penalty. That is different than the underestimated tax penalty. Failure to pay applied when you haven't paid the tax due when your return is due. You should consider the underestimated tax penalty in this case. When you file you have to calculate your required tax for the year based on 100% of the prior tax liability or 90% of your current year liability (110% of prior year over a certain income threshold). That amount needs to be paid equally April 15, June 15, Sept 15, and Jan 15. Any cumulative shortfall from each of those days is subject to a daily interest rate, currently 7%. https://t.co/ljJvlR5Myl
@HermesLux I struggle to stay focused enough on Audio books. I like to read the paper - then I don't find the time. I did listen to Option Pricing and Volatility on a trip for a few hours a couple weeks ago. that was fun lol.
Please watch: You won't find another video better than this that explains how the US monetary system works, how debt works, and why you should probably rethink a thing or two about your financial future. If this video doesn't convince you to start saving in Bitcoin, or least BTC derivatives, then there's nothing else I can do for you.
@Googs89_@HermesLux@sunny051488 The current rate is about 7%... it's interest charged based on the delta between what you should have paid [25% of your liability] each due date forward. Withholding is presumed to have been paid equally, estimated tax payments are credited the date made.