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    How to Lower Your Bitcoin Taxes

    npsBy nps28 March 2021Updated:26 June 2024 No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Investors are now literally running to grab a little investment into Bitcoin, and when doing that, the price of Bitcoin is simultaneously rising.

    It is seeing very high records just from people wanting to invest and it has caused quite a bit of controversy among the cryptocurrency world. Many investors are seeing incredible gains every single day, and this then makes the question exactly what their next move is. Hold, buy more, or sell it all.

    If you choose to buy or hold, you really don’t need to worry about the associated taxes, however, if you choose to tell, that is when taxes begin to come into the situation. Once you click that sell button, you immediately pop up on the radar of the IRS because of the taxable event you will have triggered. However, there is definitely some good news from this situation and that is the fact that you can actually lower your Bitcoin taxes by creating an effective strategy in advance.

    In this article, we will show you some ways to pocket more of your Bitcoin profit and have fewer taxes.

    Holding time

    The main secret others don’t want you to know is that mainly, it all relies on your holding time. When you choose to sell your investments before the one-year period, this can make it difficult during tax time. However, you can avoid this if you hold your Bitcoin for at least a whole year the longer, the better.

    If you continue to have faith in what the future of Bitcoin looks like, it is a good idea to continue holding because this will save you a whole lot of money in the long run especially during tax time. Your bill could stand to significantly shrink if you hold for over a year during tax time and a big difference can be made.

    Gifting

    Technically, under IRS gift tax rules, you are able to gift any form of cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin to someone as long as it doesn’t exceed the value of $15,000, this is a great way to not have to worry about taxes. However, it isn’t as easy as 1,2,3, in fact, you have to go through a few little checks and guidelines before you can give your Bitcoin as a gift. In order for you to be able to give Bitcoin as a gift, it has to be given without expecting something in return or it has to be of a lesser value than what you have given.

    People who receive Bitcoin as a gift do not have to report it when tax time comes around unless they decide to sell it later on.

    Tax strategy

    It can be far too easy to become mesmerized by quick gains and trading, especially if you are using a great app such as Bitqt. However, it is always a good idea to complete a strategy so that when the time comes, you know exactly what you are doing without fail.

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