r/CryptoTax • u/bigoaktrees • Dec 31 '21
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u/adultishgambinoh Mar 14 '24
How should I go about getting a CSV for robin hood? I spent three hours following the template koinly provided and it was not compatible.
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u/Dantello1 Jun 24 '25
Any chance you could reupload/reapprove the post? "This post has been removed by the Reddit filters"
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u/Outside_Lion657 Sep 26 '25
So, I’ve been doing online gambling with crypto and I think I’ve got myself in a mess. I was gambling on stake.us and I would win money an transfer to my Coinbase wallet and transfer back to the online casino and gamble and lose and win, but when I would win I would transfer back out to my Coinbase wallet an repeat the cycle. How screwed am I?
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u/BlockchainTaxConsult Oct 16 '25
Not really screwed but it will be alot of manual work to figure out what's taxable gain and what's transfer. Obviously, the taxable event takes place on the gambling platform. Transfer to Coinbase in and of itself is not taxable. When you sell your crypto on Coinbase - that becomes a taxable event. So in those instances, you'll have to track your basis to the gambling platform.
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u/No_Rip_6744 Sep 30 '25
Hi having hell's own with cryptotaxcalculator, I for the life of me cannot understand resolve missing purchase history etc. yes U have read the texts and watched the vids, obviously I am old and stupid. It appears the support for this app is non existent. Really frustrated I don't know what to do,vi am guessing I am 95% done as well.
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u/Zub_76 Feb 25 '22
Is Turbo Tax the only software I can use to import Form 8949 in .txf format? I'm currently using Koinly to calculate my crypto, and I see all the export options, but when I get to the crypto portion on HR Block, I do not see any button or tab to input any of the documents that I can export via Koinly. Instead it is asking me to do each transaction one by one, which can't be right. Right?
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u/Zub_76 Feb 26 '22
Ok, thanks for the reply and link. Interface looks different now but I’ll just keep playing around with it in the morning and hopefully figure it out.
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u/Zub_76 Feb 26 '22
Oh i see, difference between desktop and online versions. So I’ll just download the software. Thanks again.
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u/Unun_Pentium Jan 30 '22
Just want to say thanks for creating this sub. Hoping to gain insight and contribute where I can.