Yeah, a lot of people are surprised when they find out they are supposed to pay tax for paying for their kid's wedding or gifting the down-payment for their first house.Well that is fucked up, lol.
I get taxed for helping my kids pay their bills....
yep... Fck the IRS, the feds, and everyone that enables them. #agorismThis is why people avoid taxes and rightfully so.
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Short version
No longer will over $20,000 and 200 transactions get you a 1099k.
It's now total transactions over $600 combined and any transaction number.
Crypto is fine for now. In a worst-case SHTF scenario, internet gets locked down, ie. PRC, North Korea, or we suffer an EMP event - you will not be able to access or transfer your assets. I have always been an advocate for tangible assets, but do not keep all your eggs in one basket, diversify.Yes and I'm still only accepting DOGEcoin as payment. Keep mocking me folks. It's coming the Fed and the US Federal government wnat to know EVERY payment you make and they're pushing for a paperless cash society. So you better move to crypto.
Even so.Automation can easily flag patterns for human review.
That's another issue with this... They'll be spending tons of money building out more surveillance infrastructure.
I do not mock you. But I will not take that risk, as I judge it to be high.Yes and I'm still only accepting DOGEcoin as payment. Keep mocking me folks. It's coming the Fed and the US Federal government wnat to know EVERY payment you make and they're pushing for a paperless cash society. So you better move to crypto.
Cryptos are already being tracked. For 2021 there will be a section on tax returns specifically for crypto and the advice is not to lie. Being completely dark with it is possible, but severely limits what you can use it for.I'm still only accepting DOGEcoin as payment.
Crypto is fine for now. In a worst-case SHTF scenario, internet gets locked down, ie. PRC, North Korea, or we suffer an EMP event - you will not be able to access or transfer your assets. I have always been an advocate for tangible assets, but do not keep all your eggs in one basket, diversify.
Cryptos are already being tracked. In 2021 there will be a section on tax returns specifically for crypto and the advice is not to lie. Being completely dark with it is possible, but severely limits what you can use it for.
There is an upside in that they don't really know why you might have received crypto, and only have to pay capital gains tax on it. At least capital gains is less than paying the combined self employment tax + income tax.
There's things you can't pay with crypto. Property taxes come to mind. US based exchanges have to report the same info as any other bank, so they'll at least know the hot wallet on the exchange and the personal wallet you use to transfer to the exchange. They can probably trace back to all your other wallets, too.If you only pay and accept payments to your own wallets how is the government going to track it to you? They have no idea who the wallet is associated with.
Sorry, making you work againRedundant threads merged
Hard work is it's own reward.Sorry, making you work again
If you don't think they know how to track you...If you only pay and accept payments to your own wallets how is the government going to track it to you? They have no idea who the wallet is associated with.