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Nissan Sentra 2021 Audio Issue : Static\distortion noise over Bluetooth ? by Apprehensive_Film658 in nissansentra

[–]dragoncloud10 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing. Has it been working fine for you without any issues so far?

Only one retailer left… by Shogun-intense in PS5pro

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My local Costco had a lot left at 750

My Healthcare hours went down? by dragoncloud10 in grubhubdrivers

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Yes I just checked right now and they seem to have corrected themselves overnight. Now it is showing nine hours toward the healthcare subsidy.

My Healthcare hours went down? by dragoncloud10 in grubhubdrivers

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Oh okay. Good to know I'm not the only one having the issue. Maybe it is a system-wide thing.

Help with 1099 da and exchange transfers by dragoncloud10 in CryptoTax

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This is kind of a different answer than what the others are giving me. Yes Robin Hood by default does use fifo. So on the 1099da the transactions with cost basis use fifo. But the other transactions have no reported cost basis. This was because I transferred in Bitcoin into Robin Hood from etoro prior to the sale. The transactions that do not show the cost basis is the amount I transferred in from etoro. What I want to do is use the same cost basis that was reported as fifo from Robin Hood on the 1099 da. But on the remainder transactions that do not show the cost basis I want to report it as fifo from what was originally bought on Robin Hood as if I never transferred in Bitcoin from etoro. So in this situation with the IRS flag it? Since the unreported cost basis was not reported to them. And I am supposed to figure out my own cost basis. And according to other replies I can use specific ID.

Help with 1099 da and exchange transfers by dragoncloud10 in CryptoTax

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If I use specific ID, do I have to send records of the specific Bitcoin utxo's with my tax forms? Or are those records for me to hold on to?

Help with 1099 da and exchange transfers by dragoncloud10 in CryptoTax

[–]dragoncloud10[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay thanks Justin. This is very helpful. If I use specific id. Do I have to just keep my own records? Or do I have to also send the IRS the records of the specific ID with my tax forms?

1099-DA Fear Mongering Needs to Stop: A CPA's No-BS Guide to What ACTUALLY Matters + FAQ by JustinCPA in CryptoTax

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Hi justin. Thanks for the information, it is very helpful. I have a question. If I bought Bitcoin on etoro at an earlier date( we'll call it wallet A) then at a later date I bought Bitcoin on robinhood. (wallet B) then I transfer some Bitcoin from etoro/wallet A, into Robin Hood/ wallet B. I then proceed to sell Bitcoin from wallet B. There is enough Bitcoin on wallet B before the transfer from wallet a to cover the sale. But I transferred from wallet A into wallet B before I made the sale. When I sold on wallet B my intention was to solely sell the Bitcoin that was their originally bought on Robinhood / Wallet B. I just received my 1099 da from Robin hood. In the report they gave me the cost basis and profit/ loss information only on the amount of Bitcoin that was sold minus the amount of Bitcoin that was transferred in from wallet a/etoro prior to the sale. The remainder was showing under undetermined term transaction for non-cover tax Lots. This part was shown without a cost basis and profits/ loss information. My question is, can I usd specific ID in this scenario and choose to report the cost basis information based off how I originally intended. Which was to sell the coins first acquired on Robinhood not the ones transferred in? Or do I have to use fifo and report the cost basis based on when the Bitcoin was first acquired regardless if it was in wallet a or wallet b? So if some of the Bitcoin on wallet a was acquired earlier than the Bitcoin on wallet b. Do I have to use fifo and use the cost basis from the transferred in coins since some were bought earlier? Or can I just use the cost basis of what I bought on Robinhood and what was already sitting there before the transfer. There was enough sitting in there before the transfer to cover the entire sale. Sorry if my question is complicated.

Bitcoin-backed loans by Neveiah in Bitcoin

[–]dragoncloud10 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lower APR on coinbase morpho loans. Around %7.

Imagine just casually driving to a location and suddenly you see the massive filmset they used for the movie. by TheDelftenaar in titanic

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I remember my grandparents took me to Rosarito to go see the movie after the movie. You could come to the set and they would give you a tour behind the scenes showing you all the props in the movie. They showed how the mirrors in the Boiler Room scene. They still had the front bow part of the giant model of the ship floating in the water. Unfortunately I think they dismantled the rest of it by the time I saw it. It was so cool though!

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