I use Coinbase to buy Bitcoin then deposit into my offshore. And then offshore back to Coinbase then to my my bank.
I just received changes to my 2020 return saying I now owe almost 8k due to “securities” or now “taxable income”. I have never had this before and it is all from Coinbase.
If someone has had this and found a way out please let me know. I had no clue my winnings were going to be taxed : ( And I have to reply to them by November 11th fml.
you may DM me if you don’t want to be public.
My apologies if this is the wrong place for this post.
thank you!
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I use Coinbase to buy Bitcoin then deposit into my offshore. And then offshore back to Coinbase then to my my bank.
I just received changes to my 2020 return saying I now owe almost 8k due to “securities” or now “taxable income”. I have never had this before and it is all from Coinbase.
If someone has had this and found a way out please let me know. I had no clue my winnings were going to be taxed : ( And I have to reply to them by November 11th fml.
you may DM me if you don’t want to be public.
My apologies if this is the wrong place for this post.
I use Coinbase to buy Bitcoin then deposit into my offshore. And then offshore back to Coinbase then to my my bank. I just received changes to my 2020 return saying I now owe almost 8k due to ¡°securities¡± or now ¡°taxable income¡±. I have never had this before and it is all from Coinbase. If someone has had this and found a way out please let me know. I had no clue my winnings were going to be taxed : ( And I have to reply to them by November 11th fml. you may DM me if you don¡¯t want to be public. My apologies if this is the wrong place for this post. thank you!
This is a big deal and you can tell who is a broke ass loser on the forum because some of these guys claiming to bet 'multiple dimes' never mention how they are dealing with taxes.
I will PM you for more info about your situation.
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Quote Originally Posted by Sweetland250:
I use Coinbase to buy Bitcoin then deposit into my offshore. And then offshore back to Coinbase then to my my bank. I just received changes to my 2020 return saying I now owe almost 8k due to ¡°securities¡± or now ¡°taxable income¡±. I have never had this before and it is all from Coinbase. If someone has had this and found a way out please let me know. I had no clue my winnings were going to be taxed : ( And I have to reply to them by November 11th fml. you may DM me if you don¡¯t want to be public. My apologies if this is the wrong place for this post. thank you!
This is a big deal and you can tell who is a broke ass loser on the forum because some of these guys claiming to bet 'multiple dimes' never mention how they are dealing with taxes.
Hey I need your help on this topic. I couldnt message you because we arent friends on here. I added you. can you please accept my request so I can get information on this topic. I just want to get some information because I really dont know.
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@GreasyFat
Hey I need your help on this topic. I couldnt message you because we arent friends on here. I added you. can you please accept my request so I can get information on this topic. I just want to get some information because I really dont know.
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