L LoveTrees Registered User Messages 215 12 Jul 2024 #1 But is it true that lots of people switch crypto currency without paying cgt each time they do this like in currency trading? More and more friends of mine agree with my opinion... I feel quite a lot of FOMO... Because every time I switch stocks I pay cgt to the last cent... Any reassurance on transparency on the cryptos and taxes is so welcome...
But is it true that lots of people switch crypto currency without paying cgt each time they do this like in currency trading? More and more friends of mine agree with my opinion... I feel quite a lot of FOMO... Because every time I switch stocks I pay cgt to the last cent... Any reassurance on transparency on the cryptos and taxes is so welcome...
Brendan Burgess Founder Messages 53,770 12 Jul 2024 #2 It's very clear. If you realise a profit when selling/switching crypto, it is subject to CGT. Brendan
It's very clear. If you realise a profit when selling/switching crypto, it is subject to CGT. Brendan
C Corola Registered User Messages 361 12 Jul 2024 #3 Use Koinly.io and it will calculate your crypto taxes for free.
L LoveTrees Registered User Messages 215 13 Jul 2024 #4 Corola said: Use Koinly.io and it will calculate your crypto taxes for free. Click to expand... Thank you @Corola And do they show cgt liabiliry/loss (to be declared only if you hold for at least 29 days) each time you switch crypto?
Corola said: Use Koinly.io and it will calculate your crypto taxes for free. Click to expand... Thank you @Corola And do they show cgt liabiliry/loss (to be declared only if you hold for at least 29 days) each time you switch crypto?
C Corola Registered User Messages 361 15 Jul 2024 #5 Yes, gains/losses are realised on crypto -> crypto trades. https://koinly.io/guides/crypto-tax-ireland/ Last edited: 15 Jul 2024
Yes, gains/losses are realised on crypto -> crypto trades. https://koinly.io/guides/crypto-tax-ireland/