What are the key differences in tax reporting requirements between self-employed cryptocurrency traders and business owners using TurboTax?

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• Dec 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  When it comes to tax reporting requirements, there are some key differences between self-employed cryptocurrency traders and business owners using TurboTax. As a self-employed trader, you'll need to report your trading activities and gains on your personal income tax return. This means keeping track of all your trades, calculating your gains and losses, and reporting them accurately. On the other hand, business owners who use TurboTax have additional reporting requirements. They need to file a separate business tax return, such as a Schedule C, and report their trading activities as part of their business income. They may also need to keep track of business expenses related to their trading activities. So, the main differences lie in the way the trading activities are reported and whether they are considered personal income or business income.
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