Doge Coin CREATOR says he's NEVER EVER coming back to Crypto 🐶 🐶🚀🚀🌚🌚 |
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Not surprised to see Bitter Broke Bilal747 still in here wrong as usual. Now his new thing is to talk about potential taxes on earnings. Dummy even thinks you pay taxes on losses.
![]() Dude is little more than aging attention wh*re. If you take any of his financial advice, you deserve to be as poor as he is. ![]() |
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The crypto market is down 46% from its all-time high in May, but shrewd investors are celebrating the dip in prices. Because the IRS classifies digital currencies like bitcoin as property, losses on crypto holdings are treated much differently than losses on stocks and mutual funds, according to Onramp Invest CEO Tyrone Ross. With crypto tokens, wash sale rules don’t apply, meaning that you can sell your bitcoin and buy it right back, whereas with a stock, you would have to wait 30 days to buy it back. This nuance in the tax code is absolutely huge for crypto holders in the U.S. For one, it paves the way for tax-loss harvesting. “One thing savvy investors do is sell at a loss and buy back bitcoin at a lower price,” explained Shehan Chandrasekera, a CPA and head of tax strategy at crypto tax software company CoinTracker.io. “You want to look as poor as possible.”
Can You Write Off Crypto Losses On Taxes? Yes. Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin are treated as property by the IRS, and they are subject to capital gains and losses rules. This means that when you realize losses after trading, selling, or otherwise disposing of your crypto, your losses get deducted from other capital gains as well as ordinary income (up to $3,000).
Bitcoin taxes can be a bummer, but at least you can deduct capital losses on bitcoin, just as you would for losses on stocks or bonds. These losses can offset other capital gains on sales. When you’re done tallying your winners and losers, you can’t write off a loss of more than $3,000. With drastic fluctuations in bitcoin’s price happening all the time, many bitcoin speculators will have losses. If you have losses on bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency, make sure you declare them on your tax return and see if you can reduce your tax liability. Bitcoin taxes just for using bitcoin? It’s one more reason to be very careful with the cryptocurrency. Here is my data. If I'm wrong IYO, post your data and lets discuss. ![]() Last edited by justin747; 08-12-2021 at 08:43 AM.. | ||
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^ This is idiot just proved my point. Bitter Broke Bilal747 clearly doesn't know anything about tax-loss harvesting, even after copy and pasting examples.
![]() Losses on crypto can be wonderful for your tax bill if you have profited during the year. But of course BItter Broke Bilal747 wouldn't know anything capital gains. ![]() |
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Look at those goal posts moving again. First you say you can't write off Crypto Losses, now you're saying I don't understand tax harvesting. You're just gonna ignore being wrong a comment ago. ![]() Here's my explanation in my words with no copy/paste. If I'm wrong, post data. Or would you rather troll? Tax Loss harvesting AFAIK is selling at a loss, then immediately buying back "the dip". You still can claim the "losses" You sell when you're down, then just buy it right back and HODL. When you sell, you lock in the loss amount, then you can buy it right back and still claim the losses on your taxes to offset any potential future profits. I ALWAYS say I could be wrong. Post your data and let's see if I am wrong. ![]()
![]() You gonna post some code samples today or nah? Maybe you will post your Github for once? Or would you rather just keep arguing and side texting like a bi*ch? ![]() Last edited by justin747; 08-12-2021 at 09:41 AM.. | |||
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![]() Yall told me I was wrong, but yall all ended up being wrong. Own it. | ||
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![]() This equivalent to you saying vhs will never sell it’s a stupid idea when it first came out. It’s blows up, people make they bread then on to DVDs then you come say “see I was right vhs was worthless” Think you missed the point we believe the creator was salty it blew up and he missed out on billions. His moral compass isn’t that straight, he was clearly bitter. | |
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![]() VHS even at it's worst had uses like watching and recording video. VHS still has value now. All you can do with Crypto is sell it to another sucker. 13 years in an yall still can't even agree on a use-case. Sometimes it's a currency, sometimes it's an investment, sometimes it's a "store of value" | ||
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People buy things with a dollar everyday People invest in the dollar everyday The dollar is sometimes “store of value” Sounds familiar? ![]() Fact is we won the championship while you set in the stands cheering against us ![]() No need to reply cuz I’m done | |
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Still got money, no stress here | |
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