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    US-Krypto-Händler: Sie haben etwa zwei Wochen Zeit, bis der 1099-DA in Kraft tritt.


    Nur eine freundliche Erinnerung:

    Ab dem 1. Januar 2025 (in 2 Wochen) werden alle US-Börsen (z. B. Kraken, Coinbase) damit beginnen, Ihre Kryptotransaktionen über das direkt an das IRS zu melden 1099-DA.

    Fast während der gesamten bisherigen Existenz von Kryptowährungen mussten US-Benutzer Kryptowährungsgewinne selbst steuerlich angeben (viele taten dies nicht oder gaben einfach zu wenig an). Wenn Sie jedoch im nächsten Jahr (2025) Verkaufstransaktionen an der Börse Ihrer Wahl durchführen, werden diese automatisch dem IRS gemeldet.

    Besonders erwähnenswert: Wenn Sie Münzen haben, die Sie schon lange besitzen (z. B. aus diesem Jahr oder früher) und diese nächstes Jahr verkaufen, wird das IRS feststellen, dass Sie über Münzen verfügen Kostenbasis 0 $. Und Sie müssen sie vorzeigen, wenn Sie Ihre Münzen erworben haben. Wenn Sie beispielsweise seit 2020 DOGE besitzen und Ihre Kostenbasis 0,002 US-Dollar beträgt (und DOGE jetzt 0,40 US-Dollar beträgt), müssen Sie die Transaktion aus dem Jahr 2020 angeben, bei der Sie DOGE für 0,002 US-Dollar gekauft haben, und alle Kapitalgewinne aus der Differenz zahlen. Außerdem werden sie wahrscheinlich Ihre anderen Geschäfte von damals prüfen und Ihnen alle anderen nicht gemeldeten Gewinne in Rechnung stellen.

    TL;DR: Sie haben etwa zwei Wochen Zeit, um Ihre Bücher aufzuräumen, Ihre Gewinne zu sichern und sicherzustellen, dass Krypto und USD genau dort sind, wo Sie sie haben möchten, wenn der 1. Januar vor der Tür steht.

    US crypto hodlers: You have about 2 weeks before the 1099-DA goes into effect.
    byu/ADogeMiracle inCryptoCurrency

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    27 Comments

    2. Basileas on

      That cost basis requirement is tricky as hell what with multiple exchanged being made illegal here. How are you supposed to provide cost basis when you can’t access your old account?

    4. Legitimate-Fly-4189 on

      Fk taxes stupid outdated system should have been the first crypto project

      Edit: Followed by a proper identification and voting blockchain system

    5. the_far_yard on

      There’s gonna be so many judgy faces when they see the type of coins people buy. lol.

    7. seekfitness on

      Oh shit, I had no idea about this. My crypto taxes have already been an enormous pain in the ass, and this is going to be a nightmare. I’m not trying to avoid paying, but it can be a challenge to always have the appropriate records. Guess I’ll be forced to hodl.

    9. 2LostFlamingos on

      This was the plan for all those extra irs agents.

      Basis is always tricky with wallets and multiple exchanges etc.

    11. arieljoc on

      What if you’re like me and have an overall loss instead of gains 😩 because someone exists that is so bad at this that they are somehow $7k under despite starting in 2017

    13. ThatOtherGuy254 on

      Biden has been an absolute disaster for cryptocurrency. I am hoping that we finally get all of this straightened out.

    17. Dazzling_Marzipan474 on

      So if I use Koinly and pay all my taxes already am I good?

    18. Mrobot_3 on

      Aren’t they unrealized gains until they’re sold? Billionaires do this 💩all of the time. It’s not considered income

    19. KlearCat on

      > Especially noteworthy: If you have coins that you’ve held for a long time (e.g. from this year or before) and you sell them next year, the IRS will see that you have $0 cost basis. And you will have to show them when you acquired your coins. For example, if you held DOGE from 2020 and your cost basis is $0.002 (and DOGE is now $0.40), you’ll have to provide the 2020 transaction where you bought DOGE for $0.002 and pay all the capital gains on the difference. Plus they’ll likely audit your other trades from back then and bill you for any other unreported gains.

      This is super easy to do, literally every major exchange not only sends you emails each time you buy/sell but also records them and you can download them.

    20. SneakersnMetal on

      Jokes on you – nothing but loses here. Do I get a tax credit? I’m like -7k

    21. workinkindofhard on

      I have been in this game for years and haven’t tracked a single thing. How stupid would it be to cash out completely before the end of the year and rebuy after the first?

    25. kached on

      The main issue here for most people will be the digging up of potentially unreported gains in previous years.

      It’s been a pain in the ass and expensive, but I’m glad I’ve been doing my best to pay taxes using Koinly the past few years.

    26. JDpantz on

      So if I transferred 10 sol to my wallet. Bought a meme coin and sold for 50 sol. The. Bought 50 sol of another coin and sold it all for 2 sol. Do I owe taxes on the 40 sol?

    27. BanksLoveMe_ on

      Just sell once you’re down a lot and then buy back immediately and report the losses to offset any gains 👌 do it while we still can, while crypto still isn’t a security…

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