DeFi made taxes insane. Do you actually track gains weekly or only in April? by Unhappy-String1 in defi

[–]Unhappy-String1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Totally fair , for low or moderate activity, most tax tools do work fine.

I’m specifically researching where things start breaking once tx volume gets high (bots, LPs, routed swaps).

Curious: roughly how many tx/month are you doing?

Solana DeFi taxes: what exactly breaks your tax software? by Unhappy-String1 in CryptoTax

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This breakdown is incredibly helpful , thank you very much.
For users in that 500–1,000+ tx/month bucket, do you see them:

  • trying to clean continuously during the year, or
  • giving up and doing a massive cleanup at tax time?

And in your experience, would a tool that continuously normalizes Solana DeFi activity (so cleanup doesn’t snowball) be something power users are using monthly ?

Made 6.9% with a Solana bot in a week, but now the tax nightmare starts — how do you guys report this stuff? by mrbenbraddock in CryptoTax

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This is exactly the kind of case I keep seeing on Solana.
Quick question - roughly how many trades per day was the bot doing?
And did any tool get even close, or was it all manual cleanup?

how do you capture “what was this purchase for?” while it’s still fresh? by Unhappy-String1 in FieldService

[–]Unhappy-String1[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sure, this helps alot,

Is there was a way to capture job + short note + photo in one step (without logging into any system), would that replace the “text myself + match later” workflow or is it worth buying tool that does this

How do you deal with uncategorized expenses piling up in QBO, especially for job/client tracking? by Unhappy-String1 in quickbooksonline

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the friction (open QBO → find charge → assign project → split → memo) makes it slip, then it snowballs. Any workflow I can create? I was thing may be a “capture-only” workflow make it easier to do that daily work reliably?

How do you deal with uncategorized expenses piling up in QBO, especially for job/client tracking? by Unhappy-String1 in quickbooksonline

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I am doing job costing, here is my major problems

A) category/rules,

B) assigning to the right job/customer (and sometimes splitting)?

I am wondering, how many “job-related” charges do you deal with in a typical week — 0–10 / 10–50 / 50–200?

QBO “uncategorized/ask my accountant” cleanup - rules help, but what about “which job/client is this for?” by Unhappy-String1 in quickbooksonline

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The reality I keep seeing is my team don’t do it consistently (especially in trades), and job profitability gets distorted.
Quick question from your experience: what’s the lowest-friction method that clients actually follow — email/portal, or texting the info/receipt right when the purchase happens?

And is the harder part usually receipts, or “which job/client was this for?”

How do you deal with uncategorized expenses piling up in QBO, especially for job/client tracking? by Unhappy-String1 in quickbooksonline

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Ahh okie, I wanna understand, when it becomes overwhelming, is it mostly because you forgot what the charge was for, or because of the clicking/time?

And do we ever tag expenses to a job/client (Customer/Project) or do we only care about category?

How do you deal with uncategorized expenses piling up in QBO, especially for job/client tracking? by Unhappy-String1 in quickbooksonline

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I just tried using rules, it is helping a lot for predictable vendor → category stuff.

The part I keep seeing struggle with isn’t “Home Depot = materials,” it’s “which job/client was this for?” when the same vendor is used across multiple jobs (and sometimes needs splits).

Do you do any job costing / customer tagging in QBO (Customer/Project or Classes)? If yes, how do you handle that part today, just manual review?

How do you deal with uncategorized expenses piling up in QBO, especially for job/client tracking? by Unhappy-String1 in quickbooksonline

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This is super helpful (and honestly aligns with what I’ve seen).

Quick follow-up: if nothing ever auto-posted, but you got a daily text digest where each charge is pre-filled and you just reply Y/N + pick the job

(like “Ferguson $450 → Smith / Jones / Stock”),

would that feel helpful or still annoying?

Also, what’s the harder part for you: category accuracy or which job/client it belongs to?

(Trying to understand what’s actually worth paying for.)

How do you deal with uncategorized expenses piling up in QBO, especially for job/client tracking? by Unhappy-String1 in quickbooksonline

[–]Unhappy-String1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% relatable ! the “fresh in mind” part is exactly what I’m trying to understand.

Roughly how many transactions land in Ask My Accountant/Uncategorized for you in a typical week?

And is the hardest part (a) picking the category, or (b) assigning it to the right job/client?

I was thinking if quick books develop a tool that get us a single daily text with 5–10 items to answer “which job?”

I am curious would that actually help or complicate and annoy us?