I don’t even bother I just assume I’m crushing it if the only time I sell is for a profit, even if modest, and I have made thousands more than I have invested this year. I assume coin base and ally have year end reporting for tax purposes. Sure as sh!t hope I don’t have to count all those trades myself. I would just pay an accountant at that pointBeen mostly dicking around on Coinbase. Just looked at my initial purchase of crypto on PayPal and it’s almost exactly doubled right now. Just BTC & ETH +103.59%
I wish Coinbase would give you a total gain % like PayPal now does. I hate having to look at all my wallets and mentally add up all the purchases and conversions.
waitbshit im now reading prior posts. I DO have to manually enter them all into an app to figure out how much I gained/lost this year if I even bother playing by the rules? I mean, I played with LTC and made a grand back in 2017 when it had that crazy spike for a while, and my tax attorney laughed himself senseless when I asked if I should declare it. This year, I perhaps, if my stoned, preoccupied, hyperactive, ADD, and super busy and stressed out self is even remotely correct on what I’ve made on yellow and a few cryptos, I’m not talking 6 figure gains, but may have made as much as low 5 figures. I mean, I pay a tax attorney to essentially keep me from being audited in the first place. So, say I made 5 or 8 or 12 k overall with all the maniacal fun of buying and selling and converting crypto, plus a 3x gain on yellow, which I did put a few grand in, should I even bother declaring?
should I delete this question? This is all so I can follow the letter of the law, of course (hi again Bob!)
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