So I just finished calculating my taxes and everything came out to be around $40,000. But then I read that we can't claim the like-kind exemption. So I redid everything and now I owe $80,0000.
How come nobody talks about this? How is paying taxes every time you spend crypto supposed to be sustainable for the crypto market?
Dude Cryptos are just numbers, pixels on your screen, it's not even real. It's not taxable anymore than air is.
Luke Davis
We have been talking about it You are just not paying attention
Carson Brown
yeah.. right. clearly this guy got the memo
Carson Taylor
Have fun explaining that to the taxman. I'm sure he'll be very understanding.
Matthew Rivera
what's the conclusion been?
Blake Russell
>implying they can prove I avoided taxes when I trade on foreign exchanges where I'm unverified.
Eli Rivera
>implying the IRS is going to be getting transaction logs from every exchange in the world to crawl through the tens of millions of robo-transactions You claim your "use tax" every year too, right? Anything you purchased online that you didn't pay sales tax on, you reported too, correct?
The IRS doesn't give a flying fuck about anything but seeing a cut of your profits when you cash out. As long as you report something, you're good. It's just more kike propaganda to scare crypto-users and attack Trump, same as their outright fucking jew-lies about "repealing Net Neutrality."
Jonathan Murphy
How much did you make $220k?
Cooper Thomas
My fiances dad is a cpa and financial lawyer. He said you only pay when turned to fiat. There is zero way they can or will track milions of retards buying internet meme money.
William Cox
$500k
Nathan Gomez
i'm not a cpa or financial lawyer but i know 100% that's not true. crypto doesn't qualify for 1031 exchanges and the new bill they signed in today confirms that
Jeremiah Bailey
Yeah he must not be up on the times with the new tax bill that's going to rape all of us.
Yay for "double" taxes, convoluting the system even more.
Samuel Scott
The new bill is for 2018 and beyond. It's not retroactive, right?
Zachary Edwards
The conclusion to that we are getting fucked, at least in amerikkka
If you want to keep coins just hold them and dont trade at all or youll end up paying almost 40% of your coin the gov
Or pull out now
Or of you sonehow have coin not connected to any banks or your information then we have to figure a way the trade decentralized
Michael Robinson
Why can't you claim like kind exchange. They clarify under the 2018 code that cryptocurrenies do not qualify for like kind exchange so my impression is under 2017 you can claim like kind
Dylan James
Well fuck off then
Tyler Phillips
That dose'nt mean they are going o spend the resources to track down and make sure every transaction is paid. This is the BitTorrent of currency, they have to way to police and enforce the law on everyone. Yes you technically owe a capital gains tax on every gain you made. They have no way of traking or knowing that you realized those gains, they have no way of tracking or knowing how much crypto you currently hold. It's decentralized, so there's no bitcoin bank for them to subpoena. The best they can do is put up a stopgap at coinbase so they can tax all the crypto as its converted to USD. And going after the people not paying that tax is at the top of their list, and they have their work cut out for them.
Cash out enough for a plane ticket and a bribe and emigrate to Belize.
Cooper Cox
You have to do it secretly somehow so these spastics don't realize you have the money
Eli Allen
I wonder if OMGs unbanked system will be able to help. If we used that with a decentralized exchange we'd be able to completely circumvent the entire system.
Adam Young
There have been other Veeky Forums threads of people saying it's not retroactive, which seems normal
Anyone have info?
Jason Collins
Correct
Oliver Davis
It is not sustainable. It's. Ov. Er.
Blake Hughes
the onus is on the exchange to provide a 10-99 for taxable events, no 10-99 no fucking taxes.
Brody Clark
Can't pay taxes if you never cash out
Alexander Sullivan
I don't understand how you pay taxes on crypto to crypto exchanges
Easton Martinez
THIS x1000000000000
Nathan Murphy
I'm sorry guys, but whether or not its retroactive doesn't matter. It has always been the law that crypto-to-crypto is a taxable event. That loophole isn't really a loophole, its a grey area that in theory could be disputed in court, but in practicality it can't because the IRS has infinite amounts of power and can literally make up shit with the framework Congress and gives them.
Basically, we're all fucked. Well, technically we're fucked, because the IRS is going to have a hell of a time enforcing this. I would want until you get something in the mail before doing anything.
By the time they can analyze the chain correctly, and if they REALLY start pushing, youre going to see some crazy shit from Monero/Verge/Cloak and any other privacy oriented coin.
Hopefully everyone can see the real endgame of crypto, its literally a revolution against our evil government-bankster cartel. That's exactly why it was created. Darksend/Obfuscation isnt there just to be a cool feature!!! It's there to protect us against the buttrape that's the IRS.
Asher Lewis
you deserve it for buying into the crypto meme
Isaiah Hall
If you owe 80k in taxes that means you made out like a bandit in this market. Stop crying.
Austin Reed
>using centralized (((exchanges))) that report everything to the IRS If you mined all your coins yourself or buy locally and only use decrentralized exchanges you womn't have this problem.
Noah Stewart
How does it explain 500k of income? >you deserve it for buying into the crypto meme He certainly does man. You got him. Having to pay 80K on 300k of income he wouldn't have unless he invested in crypto. WOW. What a loser. He's only going to have 220k that didn't have before crypto. Nothing even worth the effort.
Henry Collins
I wonder how fucked I am.
I turned 3k into 75k this year. But I've made upwards of 5000 individual trades across multiple exchanges. The one I'm most worried about is GDAX/coinbase because they have my info and report to the IRS. I've never had more than 30k on GDAX. Everything else is hiding on binance.
I'm just a NEET who only made 4k this year from his burger flipping job. I had to cash out 12k for surgery. What do I do???? HELP
Nicholas Diaz
Sell locally for cash. Use cash for everything. Why do you need to cash out on 500k at once dumbass?
Jonathan Russell
Download the information from the exchanges and run through bitcoin.tax/ and pay the fucking tax.
Why is this that hard?
Get info, run through program, find how you much you owe, and pay. I don't understand.
Aiden Green
bitcoin.tax, you probably owe like 25-30K
Joseph Jenkins
why would you owe money? what is this meme seriously?
Josiah Lee
I use a lot of scammy exchanges and some of them don't have have that info past 30 days.
How would the IRS get my info from anywhere other than GDAX? I can't paying fucking 30k. My father is dying I need to pay for his retirement.
Zachary Green
crypto taxes are voluntary
you only need to worry if you are coinbase trader of at least 20K in transactions
Ryder Collins
for fucking jesus fucking sheeet guys. just dont fucking cash out! buy cash from DM with 5% more to live and when you got shit ton of money just go to another country where the taxes are decent and cash out all you got. is it so fucking difficult?! for example in italy you dont have to pay taxes if you dont earn more than 50.000 euro per week. in beloruss the crypto is tax fucking free. c'mon...it's not that hard
Adrian Torres
Crypto is treated the same as stock. Federal taxes alone will count all your trades from under a year as short term and tax you in the 10% bracket for them all since your income is so low, which is nice.
So expect if you completely cashed out right now and all your trades were this year you had 72k in short term capital gains which will cost you around 7.2k in federal taxes.
For the state it completely depends. My shithole state for example, Illinois, will tax a flat 4.95% on my AGI (which includes short-term cap gains).
>t. some faggot in accounting that has to deal with cap gains tax annually
Elijah Nelson
are you cashing out OP?
if not, why worry?
Jordan Diaz
There's no proof for use tax, but the irs can find proof if the exchanges forks the into to them.
Not reporting income is fraud and there's no statue of limitation on fraud. If they ever find out, you're going to get a huge tax bill. And they can find out from the exchanges.
Julian Bell
that honestly sounds way too good to be true but given your credentials it is a shimmering beam of hope
thanks user
Austin Russell
That's asking to get robbed.
Samuel Walker
>in italy you dont have to pay taxes if you dont earn more than 50.000 euro per week
Mama mia. Is that a typo?
Sebastian Mitchell
income tax is fraud, if anything
criminal gangsters from irs should just fuck off
Alexander Rivera
so, I have 70k in crypto. I've only withdrawn 14k to my bank. If the rest is still in coins, do I need to pay taxes on that, or just the 14k? (assuming I continue to hold)
Anthony Howard
do you have to pay taxes everytime your unrealized gains from stocks go up?
try not being autistic before posting
Isaac Evans
I'm an accounting graduate student and have had to deal with a 400k stock portfolio since I was 18. I don't know why these stupid niggers think you somehow owe 50% in capital gains when your income is under 9k. I've been abusing being in the same bracket as you for years in college.
Kevin Price
in italy the cryto is basicly on the same level as the usd or any other currency other than euro. so if you convert your money in crypto and if the value of crypto rise you can take all the profit for you, on the pact that you don't earn more than 51.645 euro per week. otherwise you're going to pay 27% in taxes from the profit that you made.. beloruss instead had just made crulypto trade legal and tax free... it's you to choose now. wanna spend some money on vacation or you preffer spend much more to pay taxes. the crypto world is borderless, remember that
Ethan Edwards
For reporting taxes this year you can use the grey area of like kind and only pay taxes on what you convert to fiat. This year's tax bill closes this loophole and for 2018 and beyond you technically should pay taxes on the net profit you gain for each crypto to crypto or crypto to fiat transaction. This isn't double taxing because say if i buy ETH at 600 then when I convert later from ETH to BTC where ETH is the usd equivalent of 800, i have to pay taxes on the 200 net profit. But then lets say that BTC doesn't change in value for a month and then i convert to USD. I don't have to pay taxes on that. Also, take into account the fact that you get to deduct up to 3,000 in losses. There are ways such as the FIFO and LIFO methods that I don't fully understand yet that minimize the taxes you pay. This is why stock traders have to be verified by an exchange first, cus this shit can be complicated. I think that if you at least try to report your taxes and fudge the numbers a little to your advantage, maybe by reporting the lowest USD pair for each major crypto to crypto transaction you'll be ok. There's no way you can come out of this without taking home a majority of what you made. Also holding for over a year will reduce your taxes since you have to pay capital gains taxes versus a regular gains tax. But this won't even be that much for most people since a lot of us are middle class or below. You autists want to be the next wolf of wall street but bitch about all the technical shit they deal with every day.
Jonathan Flores
How does it work if say I own only one coin and day trade that coin. What if I made 10,000 day trading but at the end of the year the coin died and is now worth nothing. Would I seriously owe taxes on 10,000 when I was left with nothing?
Jack Martinez
Well, I know you get to deduct up to 3,000 in losses and there are ways of accounting your profits vs losses so that it minimizes the taxes you owe. My suggestion would be to plug in your trades into bitcoin.tax or if you're actually making this much money day trading contact a TA that has experience in this field.
Adam Miller
>For reporting taxes this year you can use the grey area of like kind and only pay taxes on what you convert to fiat. No you can't. Just because you really want something to be true doesn't mean it is. You need to report and pay tax on every trade and that's the way it's always been.
>What if I made 10,000 day trading but at the end of the year the coin died and is now worth nothing. Would I seriously owe taxes on 10,000 when I was left with nothing? No. You can net your losses against your gains.
Christopher Moore
IF YOU'RE FECES ARE WORTHLESS NOW BUT YOU TURN INTO A CELEBRITY AND YOUR FECES ARE MORE VALUABLE TO YOUR FANS. YOU CAN ONLY CLAIM INCOME AND PAY TAXES ONCE YOU *SELL* YOUR SHIT FOR PROFITS. YOUR SHIT WHILE IN YOUR CELEBRITY ASSHOLE IS WORTH NOTHING UNTIL SOLD FOR FIAT CURRENCY
Jonathan Stewart
Although technically this is maybe true, the fact that the IRS has not spoken on the matter and also considering that cryptocurrencies are specifically mentioned in this tax reform bill (implying that people were able to use this loophole before), I feel like people can claim ignorance until now. Have there been any cases of people being audited for not reporting crypto to crypto taxes?
Joseph Ross
literally this. tax cucks btfo
Caleb Bennett
If so that's less than 10% what are you complaining about.
Alexander Clark
Net loss of 3000 dollars.
Justin Watson
80k>10%
Grayson Davis
If you're taxes are $80,000 for crypto that means you profited over $2.4 Million
How the fuck do you even care?
Brandon Wilson
so thats 16% big deal, thats the lowest tax i've ever heard of so either this guy isn't calculating it correctly or he is larping or is just dumb. capital gains minimum is 20% now and thats for LONG TERM only otherwise its like 39% plus you have the obama surcharge on top of that so I have no idea where this guy is getting only 16% i would cash out everything today if i could get that low.
Jose Scott
I've been spending a lot of time trying to research different countries in in europe timezones to get citizenship i and escape out of the "land of the free". Any recommendations on countries that its possible to do this? Im asking because all the research Im seeing is is its pretty much impossible because their immigration authorities arent just going to give you permission to reside in their country as a trader.
Angel Price
Assuming you are American- Unless you bought a different coin on every single trade, I doubt your owed tax doubled. Please do proper research. Look up wash trade rules. I think most of the panicking over taxes comes from people not knowing about wash trade rules. You can even add your trading fees to your cost bases, so you might even owe less in taxes than what you figured in your first calculation.
Ian Ward
>crypto doesn't qualify for 1031 exchanges
Good luck identifying trades or a trades basis. I've been through audits for hundreds of millions and IRS can't find shit. This is an even bigger needle in a haystack scenario.
Wyatt Powell
*wash sale rules
Eli Ross
>Yay for "double" taxes, convoluting the system even more.
Master's of Accountancy and 20 years in business.
The exact opposite of what the tax bill does. Everyone pays a little less and it simplifies the system tremendously. My guess is 99% of you larpers are taking the standard deduction, which just doubled, and are getting a lower tax bracket. The only people that pay more are high income earners who are spending outside their means.
Isaac Williams
>you deserve it for buying into the crypto meme
You only pay taxes if you make money, so who is the crypto meme joke on?
Isaac Hernandez
This. You faggots should have used localbitcoin then you never would have had to worry about any of this. None of you can think ahead. Not surprising since most of you are children.
Ryan Watson
localbitcoin also tracks all your trades
Jayden Morales
wash sale doesn't apply to crypto because it's considered property by the IRS
Juan Turner
t. poorfag
Hudson Green
This isn't true, Short term is taxable as your ordinary income tax bracket.
Dylan Lee
Thanks. No I don't actually make anything it was just a hypothetical after reading a bit about this new tax law.