/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56916647
The government has made it dead easy for people with only 1 or 2 jobs to file. But us /biz/ people have much more complex taxes.

You people are acting like babies. It isn't hard at all. Do you really need an accountant to fill forms out like this? I mean seriously don't you keep records to know if you are actually making money?

>>21325123
Not sure what you are talking about but in 2017 it was clear you had to file crypto gains. Here is mine.

IT ISN'T THAT HARD YOU CRY BABIES

>>15665967
If you didn't do pic related the IRS is going to fuck you up.

Just because coinbase has a +20k reporting system doesn't mean you don't have to file. You do.

Amend tax returns with these.

>>13237271
Letter C on the tax form is for times when you didn't get anything but still did a taxable trade.

>>12782798
>Serious replies only please.
Here was mine last years.

I'm thinking of opening a bookkeeping business.

Think I can make enough money to make it worth it. Only downfall is how to get clients.

This is how it is in the US. Aussies likely do similar.

Seriously I am 1 of 100 people.
Wow!

>>8712658

Thanks for actually answering the question.

I actually found an example form. If I made the trade from BTC to ETH, the IRS wouldn't actually know that I got ETH from it since I'm only reporting that I sold the BTC, right? Also, I heard you had to fill out two forms with doing property taxes instead of one. Since I'm doing it online, will the program I'm using know this automatically?

Done

I already filed and they accepted my return.

>>8560238
Like this OP.

I filed and they accepted my taxes today.
This is how you do it if you are curious.

For crypto to crypto I would just put Bitcoin to Litecoin, then the gains. These are just cash ones here.

I filled my taxes today. They already accepted it. Here it goes if you are unsure how to do it.