The cryptocurrency tax reporting tool ZenLedger is supported by a team of CPAs, tax attorneys and software developers. really impressive!
what does this CPA feature include? they provide the service as CPAs provide? 
Topic: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments? - page 17. (Read 2483 times)
The cryptocurrency tax reporting tool ZenLedger is supported by a team of CPAs, tax attorneys and software developers. really impressive!
what does this CPA feature include? they provide the service as CPAs provide? The cryptocurrency tax reporting tool ZenLedger is supported by a team of CPAs, tax attorneys and software developers. really impressive!
what does this CPA feature include? they provide the service as CPAs provide?
The cryptocurrency tax reporting tool ZenLedger is supported by a team of CPAs, tax attorneys and software developers. really impressive!
Very good, easy to use and configure, at a competitive price and extremely useful. They just launched a Free plan so if you have 25 transactions or less, you don’t pay anything.
I tried other tools, and they always could not import all my binary data transactions, the only thing that worked perfectly is this one. Customer service is excellent!
what I like the most about them is that they provide excellent guidance on transferring data from exchange sites to the account. In addition to the easy-to-use guides on their site, they also provide the ability to download the IRS tax Forms
I recently joined ZenLedger and I must say that I like it big time. The process of creating an account is very fast, which literally takes a few seconds. there are many exchanges supported (Binance, Bittrex, Coinbase,, Gemini, Kraken and Poloniex). Support 24/7, reasonable prices and the best tax calculator - TurboTax. Its like all in one!
yes, the platform is not so difficult to figure out. The design is simple and makes it easy even for beginners to understand what to click on with an intuitive hint. I recently joined ZenLedger and I must say that I like it big time. The process of creating an account is very fast, which literally takes a few seconds. there are many exchanges supported (Binance, Bittrex, Coinbase,, Gemini, Kraken and Poloniex). Support 24/7, reasonable prices and the best tax calculator - TurboTax. Its like all in one!
yes, the platform is not so difficult to figure out. The design is simple and makes it easy even for beginners to understand what to click on with an intuitive hint.
I recently joined ZenLedger and I must say that I like it big time. The process of creating an account is very fast, which literally takes a few seconds. there are many exchanges supported (Binance, Bittrex, Coinbase,, Gemini, Kraken and Poloniex). Support 24/7, reasonable prices and the best tax calculator - TurboTax. Its like all in one!
I have a feeling that the crowd is being trapped, almost all of them have been darkened at once.
In general, if you look at a popular model on the s2f network it assumes that the rate will reach 100k after the recent halving. It is hard to believe, but on the other side everything so far converges on it with small deviations, paradoxically as it may seem. According to this model, then a rate with halving should cost around 12k. Let's see how it will be.
I bought crypto for 1k, sold for $900, turned out to be in loss. still need to pay tax?
according to the law, it is mandatory in any case, you sold the property (assets) and received money.I bought crypto for 1k, sold for $900, turned out to be in loss. still need to pay tax?
according to the law, it is mandatory in any case, you sold the property (assets) and received money.I bought crypto for 1k, sold for $900, turned out to be in loss. still need to pay tax?
according to the law, it is mandatory in any case, you sold the property (assets) and received money.
I bought crypto for 1k, sold for $900, turned out to be in loss. still need to pay tax?
Thank you, then my guesses were correct;)
Friends, the question was about something else initially...
If there is a business that does not work with fiat ( does not exchange, does not withdraw, does not deposit, etc.), and it completes all transactions exclusively with crypto, then why should such a service register legal entities, a current account, comply with the rules Kyc? Specifically, what sanctions and from which authorities, which jurisdictions could threaten such a service?Friends, the question was about something else initially...
If there is a business that does not work with fiat ( does not exchange, does not withdraw, does not deposit, etc.), and it completes all transactions exclusively with crypto, then why should such a service register legal entities, a current account, comply with the rules Kyc? Specifically, what sanctions and from which authorities, which jurisdictions could threaten such a service?Friends, the question was about something else initially...
If there is a business that does not work with fiat ( does not exchange, does not withdraw, does not deposit, etc.), and it completes all transactions exclusively with crypto, then why should such a service register legal entities, a current account, comply with the rules Kyc? Specifically, what sanctions and from which authorities, which jurisdictions could threaten such a service?Jump to: