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I initially cringed when I saw this, so I went to go download my transactions from coinbase. I realized after looking through them that some of my BTC outbound
by god_bless_texas 10y ago
I initially cringed when I saw this, so I went to go download my transactions from coinbase. I realized after looking through them that some of my BTC outbound transfers were to btc-e, and some of those were to cryptsy. So, considering cryptsy kicked the bucket with much of my coin, and I can't get their records...now what? Those outbound transfers are financial losses, and in the grand scheme I lost money due to Cryptsy; but will the IRS settle for that?
- AtheistOfFail 10y agoYou should have filed a loss with the IRS for the money so you could get the tax write-off.
- Declanomous 10y agoYou can file amended tax returns for 3(?) years I think. I don't know how that works for capital losses though, I've only had to file amended returns for other types of deductions.