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Tax treatment depends on your personal circumstances and jurisdiction.
GFN cannot provide individual tax advice. You are responsible for determining and paying any taxes that may apply to your payouts.
Payouts
Are payouts taxable?
Tax treatment depends on your personal circumstances and jurisdiction.
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Payouts
What happens if my payout is delayed?
Check your KYC status, any outstanding verification requests, your payout details and your account eligibility first - then contact Support with your account and request details.
Payouts
Payout example: my first trade is on 3 March
First trade 3 March gives a first eligibility date of 17 March, then 31 March, then 14 April - every 14 days thereafter.
Payouts
Payout example: I receive the account on 1 March but don't trade until 8 March
The eight days between the account being issued and your first trade do not count - first trade 8 March gives first eligibility on 22 March.
Payouts
Payout example: I become eligible but don't withdraw
First eligibility date: 17 March. You choose not to request a payout.
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