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so I've been buying crypto since 2017. I've done a fair few trades, but mostly have not cashed out to dollars.

Since then, I think I've only cashed out to dollars once, for about $4k. I reported it properly and paid taxes on it.

I'm aware of the meme of all swaps are taxable events etc. Obviously I've not reported any swaps I made in 2020 or 2021.

How feasible is it to find a tax accountant that will take me on as a client and fix everything for me? Am I completely fucked?

Should I just move along as if it never happened, and any time I cash out pay taxes on it as I've already done?

I feel very worried about all of this, and stressed out.

>>56987045
Does that mean it's a scam or it's just a coin with a similar meme?

>>53325250
Yessir proud danish/swedish heritage, old blood.

>>53294646
Yes sir this is the way. Honestly, I have a number in my head, and when it gets to that number I'm taking mine and gettin my land.
We are living in interesting times, and the window of opportunity is closing.
Now is the time.

>>50813593

>>49701535
but how do you convince the parasite class to stop behaving like parasites and willingly give up their grift and rent-seeking?

>>49594336
no, there's a simple, peaceful way. still have to think about it a bit tho. it's tricky. bitcoin is a good example of some of the problems...

>>23020580
based