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Cryptocurrency Tax Software CryptoTrader.Tax Announces Integration with TurboTax

Cryptocurrency tax software cryptotrader. Tax announces integration with turbotax

Cryptocurrency Tax Software CryptoTrader.Tax Announces Integration with TurboTax

Cryptocurrency tax software cryptotrader. Tax announces integration with turbotax

According to a press release published April 4, 2019, Missouri-based tech start-up, CryptoTrader.Tax has successfully integrated with commercially successful tax software Intuit TurboTax.

File Crypto Taxes in Minutes

Many would agree that doing taxes is a tedious and complicated process. This process becomes all the more complex once cryptocurrencies are added to the mix. Because the U.S. Internal Revenue System’s (IRS) treats cryptocurrencies as property for taxes, it is mandatory for investors to report capital gains or losses generated from their crypto trades.

To accurately report crypto tax transactions, the investor would need to provide precise details, such as the transaction’s original cost basis, the fair market value in USD of the coin at the time of the trade, and the amount of gain or loss they incurred for every cryptocurrency transaction.

As imagined, it becomes a near possible task to calculate these figures by hand. Especially, considering that such information is not readily available. CryptoTrader.Tax, however, automates the entire process.

Just a couple of months after cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase introduced crypto tax calculation tools, CryptoTrader.Tax has now integrated with Intuit’s cutting-edge tax solution, TurboTax, to make filing taxes an easy task.

David Kemmerer, Co-founder of CryptoTrader.Tax said:

“You simply import your cryptocurrency trades into the platform using the technology we have built. The software will automatically crunch your capital gains and losses numbers and generate the necessary tax documents including the IRS form 8949.”

Adding:

“CryptoTrader.Tax makes it extremely easy to calculate your crypto tax liability and save time doing your taxes.”

CryptoTrader.Tax, in its relatively short history, has amassed more than tens of thousands of users. The firm also claims to have processed more than one billion dollars in cryptocurrency transactions.

Lucas Wyland, co-founder of CryptoTrader.Tax, shared his company’s vision, saying:

 “What drives all of our product development decisions as a company is our core mission, and that’s to make the world of cryptocurrency easy for everyone.”

Per the press release, the key benefits of using CryptoTrader.Tax are minimum tax liabilities, easy import and export of historical crypto transactions data, and the power to generate multiple financial reports quickly.

That being said, it’s motivating to see an increasing number of cities and countries around the world taking initiatives to slowly and steadily embrace cryptocurrencies.

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Large Tokyo Bitcoin Meetup Turnout Includes Jihan Wu, Core Supporters

Wednesday saw the largest Tokyo Bitcoin meetup “in years” take place at the Pink Cow in the Japanese capital’s Minato district.


‘No Arguments’ Despite Core, Unlimited Presence

Featuring appearances from Roger Ver, Jihan Wu and others, the meetup, organized by Chinese platform Bitkan, focused only lightly on the current bitcoin scaling problem, with speakers presenting a range of opinions on the current and future state of bitcoin.

Ver himself spoke on “the importance of bitcoin’s economic code,” while Wu’s presentation titled “What does Satoshi said About scaling bitcoin? [sic]” was focused on the global bitcoin ecosystem.

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Other speakers included Bitkan MD Ruby Chen, Local exchange BTCBOX whose CEO David Zhang focused on bitcoin business development, as well as journalist Jon Southurst, who presented on bitcoin trading and business. 

“Overall the atmosphere was pretty cordial. There were some big bitcoin heavy-hitters there like Roger Ver, Jihan Wu, Chandler Guo, plus a number of devs and project managers representing both sides of the BU/Core debate,” Southurst told Bitcoinist. “We were expecting some arguments but there weren’t any big ones.”

Focus on Eastern Promise

Host Bitkan was particularly buoyant on the future of Bitcoin in Japan as nearly one hundred people attended the event. Bitkan’s Operations Director Sandy Liang noted that the market would be of particular interest in terms of traders in the near term.

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“During the event, we met many Japanese companies,” she subsequently commented to Bitcoinist.

The whole market is growing rapidly. bitcoin is becoming more and more popular in Japan. We are also aware that there will be a cryptocurrency Law in April to regulate the whole Japanese bitcoin market.

While Bitkan maintains a neutral stance on scaling, the mood in the air regarding the current stalemate in bitcoin regarding how to proceed was palpable at the meetup.

This nonetheless contrasted with the considerably more upfront rhetoric witnessed from some attendees and others online over the past months.

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Ver has been especially vocal on the part of bitcoin Unlimited, stating in an interview with Mad Bitcoins at the weekend he would sell his entire BTC holdings in return for BTU in future.

He also appeared to accept an offer from bitcoin ‘whale’ Loaded this week, who offered a BTC-BTU trade agreement worth “up to” 130,000 bitcoins.

“This sounds like a great deal for both of us,” he replied.  “I look forward to ironing out the exact details and terms.  I’m super busy for the next 48 hours,  but would love to connect after that.”

The final decision is thus due following culmination of the Tokyo meetup.

Were you at the meetup? What are your thoughts on the presentations and comments? Let us know in the comments below!


Images courtesy of Bitkan, Shutterstock

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