So I can just put the aggregate cost basis across all trades for a single coin in a single row on this tax form such...

So I can just put the aggregate cost basis across all trades for a single coin in a single row on this tax form such that if I only traded btc/eth/ltc/bch, I would only have to fill in 4 rows right?

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for every. EVERY trade

no

they won verify nothing

I know. I just want to report some now so that in the years to come, if their kike fiat ponzi inverted pyramid schwindler scam is still running, they can't say I evaded taxes.

pic related would be a good format right?
makes it easy for the irs niggers and me too

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Only post trades where you made a loss. Unless you're Polish, in which case sell everything and file nothing.

just fill in whatever the fuck you want then.

write niggers in every box

No goy, every trade

no. every taxable event (sale / trade for alt) has its own line. many crypto traders have 100 or so pages of trades

kys. i'm sick of this shit. everyone I know reports fiat gains only.

You can only aggregate if you got a 1099-B, which noone did because crypto isn't reported that way.

>every trade
>trade bots make 100's of pages of trades a day
haha i'm so glad i'm not one of those faggots

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>those digits
pic related has spoken

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Which is better to use? the 1040 schedule d or the 8949 like pic related in irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040sd.pdf

Every trade where you made a profit. They don't care about losses.

You use both. Look at the second arrow on the 8949.
>File with your schedule D
You should also be reporting your holdings of more than $10000 on foreign exchanges with FINCEN forms.

oh shit
thanks for the help, user!

>You should also be reporting your holdings of more than $10000 on foreign exchanges with FINCEN forms.
I've never heard of this, any more info?
Recently learned that certain transactions of gold coins above a certain value need to be reported.

FYI there's a way around filling out hundreds of pages of the schedule d if you still provide all the same information. I forget what this is called though, but it's an option on bitcoin.tax

Basically if you don’t file and they find out, it’s a $10k fine and possible jail time. You’re supposed to report if you have money in foreign accounts.

these goddamn kikes man