Yes, You Must Report Crypto Gains And Losses To The IRS

Yes, You Must Report Crypto Gains And Losses To The IRS
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2019-4-11 18:22

Mario Costanz, CEO of CryptoTaxPrep.com, talks about the importance of crypto traders reporting capital gains and losses on their tax returns – and the consequences of not reporting.

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