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There are many instances of "please provide your best estimate" on the forms, which provides a lot of reasonable doubt for any attempt to prosecute fraud. Besi
by spdustin 3y ago
There are many instances of "please provide your best estimate" on the forms, which provides a lot of reasonable doubt for any attempt to prosecute fraud.
Besides, the rest of the data required on the forms is almost certainly readily available on monthly invoices from energy providers and suppliers (for the bulk of each Schedule 2's fields), an Excel inventory of their mining units, and a Grafana dashboard showing hash rate and load. These are the bare minimum data they'd have readily available just to ensure profitability in the first place.
- reaperman 3y agoIt doesn't have a field to specify which cryptocurrency you are mining. Which makes the "hash rate" field almost meaningless. This form won't even collect good data.