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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 15:20:48 UTC
CAn anyone please once again explain the strategy of tax-loss harvesting to me?
so the first step is to determine capital gains or losses for each position in your portfolio by subtracting the current price from the cost. take into account all your crypto holdings - not only those that are in the same wallet or on the same exchange. use the FIFO method. it minimizes the risk of short-term capital gains. In particular, you first sell the oldest positions, which means that you are more likely to receive long-term capital gains. maybe speak with your accountant to learn more about it. and last step is selling the position at a loss, and optionally, repurchasing the position to maintain the portfolio’s asset allocation.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 15:11:34 UTC
Bitcoin’s main problem in its associations with the black market and rejection by the majority
for today, it is definitely not the main problem.
On the second point, who do you mean by most? If the majority of countries, then yes I agree that so far it has not been accepted by most governments. If you are talking about most people, then this is also not critical, because gradually more and more people are interested in bitcoin.
The most important question: which associations are you talking about? BTC has not been associated with the black market for a long time and occupies a leading position in the crypto market.
At first I thought that the author of this post wrote this text immediately after the closure of the Silk Road Smiley
People do not like to study, it is much easier for them to carry a simple cliché in their head. And the only question I have is whether the author of this post was speaking for himself or reflecting on the problem that exists among the population.
this may be the opinion of a typical layman who is not particularly interested in technology, bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies in general. And if an ordinary person has such an opinion, then this is precisely the problem of bitcoin.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 15:05:30 UTC
Bitcoin’s main problem in its associations with the black market and rejection by the majority
for today, it is definitely not the main problem.
On the second point, who do you mean by most? If the majority of countries, then yes I agree that so far it has not been accepted by most governments. If you are talking about most people, then this is also not critical, because gradually more and more people are interested in bitcoin.
The most important question: which associations are you talking about? BTC has not been associated with the black market for a long time and occupies a leading position in the crypto market.
At first I thought that the author of this post wrote this text immediately after the closure of the Silk Road Smiley
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 14:59:26 UTC
Bitcoin’s main problem in its associations with the black market and rejection by the majority
for today, it is definitely not the main problem.
On the second point, who do you mean by most? If the majority of countries, then yes I agree that so far it has not been accepted by most governments. If you are talking about most people, then this is also not critical, because gradually more and more people are interested in bitcoin.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 14:46:25 UTC
Yes, the competition is really big right now. As you correctly mentioned, probably the main problem of Bitcoin is that the number of users will be almost at the same level ... but how to solve it?
There is only one way out (really banal) - not to think about it. At the moment, Bitcoin for me is an anonymous means of accumulation.
I don’t notice problems with speed, cost of transactions, and even more so with BTC recognition - almost all my friends know what it is, some use it, others don’t.
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on 13/06/2020, 14:37:11 UTC
My subjective opinion (let the haters laugh) is BTC = e-gold, one of the means of accumulating capital on a par with gold (although the scale is smaller). Bitcoin will never be thrown into the garbage pit for devastation, because BTC-billionaires have found for themselves a real gold mine that will never dry out.
sure. They are the ones who dictate prices now ...
yes, a huge number of people hold and trade the first crypto, but only the whales “dictate the rules”. By all means, they will hype the BTC and promote it to the masses.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 14:27:06 UTC
And with what user base should bitcoin grow? Everyone knows about Bitcoin: the Internet, television, newspapers ... everywhere from time to time, people get information about Bitcoin, and not about other cryptocurrencies. Those who wanted to understand for themselves "what is it" - understood a long time ago. Some read and passed, others accepted the first cryptocurrency as something special and unique.
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on 13/06/2020, 14:08:48 UTC
You are all wrong, the main bitcoin problem is low transactional speed.
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on 13/06/2020, 13:27:10 UTC
Facebook's Libra payment system could become a serious competitor for Bitcoin. This will happen if the US authorities legalize the company’s token.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 13:06:23 UTC
I have a more interesting question to discuss: Bitcoin or altcoins? What cryptocurrencies will survive?
If you decide to invest in cryptocurrency, you should buy Bitcoin, because it is likely that it will be the only one to survive survive. altcoins can significantly fall in price
99% of all cryptocurrencies will depreciate or disappear, and only projects that have real application and are in demand will remain.
such as XRP?
XRP is a meaningless token. Altcoin does not give holders any real rights, and its only purpose is to enrich Ripple, I'm sure
XRP, like almost all coins that have gone through the ICO stage, should not exist. it has one specific purpose: enriching the owners of Ripple.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 13/06/2020, 12:53:07 UTC
I have a more interesting question to discuss: Bitcoin or altcoins? What cryptocurrencies will survive?
If you decide to invest in cryptocurrency, you should buy Bitcoin, because it is likely that it will be the only one to survive survive. altcoins can significantly fall in price
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on 13/06/2020, 12:44:46 UTC
In 2020, institutional investors will go beyond testing and create the main demand for cryptocurrencies. in addition to institutional investors, millennials are expected to appear on the cryptocurrency market. the younger generation is increasingly interested in digital money with great interest and approval.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 12/06/2020, 12:10:04 UTC
there is a risk that the collapse in the digital asset market may recur. This is likely to happen if the S&P 500 index does not overcome the indicated resistance and returns to a fall, as experts predict.
If you do not take into account the stock market, what else affects bitcoin price?
bitcoin could go down to $ 6,200 without the influence of the stock market if the exchange rate fails to gain a foothold above the resistance level of $ 6900. Then the price will begin to fall.
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on 12/06/2020, 12:04:48 UTC
there is a risk that the collapse in the digital asset market may recur. This is likely to happen if the S&P 500 index does not overcome the indicated resistance and returns to a fall, as experts predict.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 12/06/2020, 11:58:08 UTC
during previous crises the S&P 500 bounced by 15-25% and then returned to a downtrend. If the index now demonstrates the same trend, it will go into a phase of falling from a mark of 2960 points.
but why Bitcoin Depends on the S&P 500?
In recent months, the digital money industry has been highly dependent on the stock market. The price of digital assets fell and grew along with stock quotes, which was especially evident in early March. One of the reasons is that investors in bitcoin and other coins fixed their positions in order to compensate for losses from investments in traditional assets.
Another possible reason is the fluctuation of the dollar. The US currency is considered one of the safest assets, which is why investors transfer capital to it during market uncertainties.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 12/06/2020, 11:45:30 UTC
Powell urged lawmakers to approve new fiscal stimulus measures at a press conference. They are necessary in order to protect the US economy from the consequences of the crisis caused by the coronavirus and accelerate the process of its recovery after the pandemic. (as the head of the Fed explained)
there may be another reason for this. Tether released 160 million USDTl and we know thAT THIS company was already manipulating the rate of bitcoin with its stablecoin.
The current growth in the bear market is reminiscent of what happened in 2008. Presumably, the stock market will grow to a reversal, which, if it happens, will drag the S&P 500 index to new lows
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 12/06/2020, 11:37:16 UTC
Powell urged lawmakers to approve new fiscal stimulus measures at a press conference. They are necessary in order to protect the US economy from the consequences of the crisis caused by the coronavirus and accelerate the process of its recovery after the pandemic. (as the head of the Fed explained)
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 12/06/2020, 11:29:20 UTC
Anybody knows why Bitcoin has risen in price to $ 9468???
over the past three days Binance and Coinbase have shown record volumes of deals. This suggests that the current rise in the price of bitcoin was caused by real demand from retail investors, and not as a result of manipulation.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 12/06/2020, 11:14:47 UTC
I think you can find the most accurate tax solution on the market that provides a complete tax reporting services without the need for additional CPAs. They cost a lot. and if you have a good tool to help then why hire CPA?
I got like hundreds of transactions on dozens of exchanges. and I really dont want to waste my time on taxes.

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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 12/06/2020, 11:08:11 UTC
The cryptocurrency tax reporting tool ZenLedger is supported by a team of CPAs, tax attorneys and software developers. really impressive!
what does this CPA feature include? they provide the service as CPAs provide?
you can invite your CPA to your account, download all you transactions and have the CPA help you with them.
so ZenLedger has CPAs on board. for instance if i don’t have one they can provide me one?
if this I’m not sure. you should check their site for this. https://zenledger.io/
actually it looks like they do have fully supported plans where a CPA or a tax preparer will do everything for you. You can buy it as an additional service on top of your regular plan. The nice thing that this CPA service will include not only your crypto reconciliation but your full tax return.