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Hi Redditors, does anybody know of a tax program that doesn't charge for TOTAL transactions, but yearly transactions .
I've been using a well known product for now 3 years and was surprised to be charged to upgrade my subscription to a much more expensive level when doing my crypto tax this year because my total transactions now exceed more than 1000, even though my yearly transactions have been minimal. The company argue that storage of previous information is much more expensive and that previous transactions are necessary for accurate calculations.
It seems let's say " interesting" to use a pricing model that gets more expensive the longer you use a product and I would also question w
The first time I really ever heard of Bitcoin was in 2012/13. A cousin of mine was really into it and tried explain it and get me into it, but to tell the truth, I always thought the guy was a bit of a tool so I wasn't interested, and, surprise surprise , a short while later he sold the lot for a few grand profit. However, fast forward to 2014 a work collegue told me a really interesting story. His elderly aunt who had spent her whole career in the publishing industry, retired and had a passion for civil rights, free speech and personal freedom had placed an ad on the Silk Road website offering for free publishing and editing services for dissident writers and journalists working under oppr
US crypto firm lists euro-backed stablecoin on Coinbase
uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/us-crypto-euro-stab...US crypto firm lists euro-backed stablecoin on Coinbase
uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/us-crypto-euro-stab...I have been thinking about the possible consequences for Wall St of the SEC being unsuccessful in their court case with Ripple and others and the quest to have them deemed unregistered securities. At that point, what is to stop listed companies... and it could be anybody... Amazon, Facebook,Ford Blackrock, Uber, Bed ,Bath and Beyond...anybody, issuing coins or tokens for fund raising purposes, on the premise of using them for utility, which may or may not ever happen.As we have seen with crypto, it doesn't really matter whether they use them or not, it's all just speculation anyway, and their certainly wouldn't be any legal consequences. This could completely undermine the whole financial sy
Is anybody else still waiting for Moons this month? Last distribution was 21st April?
Britain will reveal crypto regulation plans in coming weeks, sources say
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/27/crypto-britain-to-reveal-stablecoin-regulation-plans-sources-say.html?__source=androidappshare Britain will reveal crypto regulation plans in coming weeks, sources say
British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to announce a new regulatory regime for crypto in the coming weeks, sources tell CNBC.
The announcement will focus in particular on stablecoins, digital assets that derive their value from existing currencies like the U.S. dollar.
The Treasury has been in discussions with a number of firms and trade groups, including the crypto exchange Gemini.
Looking for feedback and or advice regarding passing on my crypto holdings to family members. In a couple of months I am going in to hospital for a routine but semi serious operation. All should be fine, but as an older person, one never knows. I have an amount of crypto spread across a Ledger, a couple of exchanges and also some yeild farming. What would be the best way to pass this on to them and ideally keeping the investments going ( as I think all of us can agree cryptos best years are ahead of it ) if something unexpected happens. Cheers