Frage der Kostenbasis…denke ich?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Hallo, ich habe mich gefragt, ob Sie eine Frage beantworten können, die ich habe? Nehmen wir an, ich habe Polygone im Wert von 1.000 Dollar, die ich auf Coinbase zum Preis von 0,50 pro Stück gekauft habe. Und seitdem habe ich zufällig Kauf der Münze zu verschiedenen Zeiten zu verschiedenen Werten der Münze. Und wenn ich mir den Gesamtbetrag anschaue, der zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt investiert ist. Ich bin im Minus, mit 5.000 investierten und 2.000 im Minus. Meine Frage ist, wenn ich mein Polygon auf das Ledger übertrage, was wird dann mit dem Gesamtbetrag meiner Investition passieren? (7.000 plus die 2.000 im Minus?

[TaterTots_Ledger]

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Cost basis is unaffected by transfers, it just refers to the average price of purchase or the prices at which something was purchased. Depends on your accounting method.

[acathla0614]

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If you’re worried about tax then just keep your own records in a spreadsheet. Ledger Live cannot know how much you bought coins for or your P&L.

[chuoni]

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What you transfer to your Ledger’s addresses is a certain amount of polygon, not the value of it. Ledger Live or any other interface will display the value according to the current price, not what you invested in it.

[calipy1]

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When you purchase you need to make record of the date, the amount of money you spent and the amount of coin you received.

You do this line by line for every purchase you make, different dates, different values, different price points.

Then when you sell, or trade (creating a taxable event) you need to subtract that volume, and cost basis from your purchase.

You need to use a standardized measure, like first in first out, or lowest purchase price out first..

These sales can all me fractional, and do not need to be the same volume (amount of coin you originally purchased)

You can buy a whole Bitcoin for 10 dollars, another for 20 dollars, then sell .5 of a Bitcoin for 30 dollars, and reduce the first Bitcoin you bought to .5,

It’s math, accounting, and it’s your responsibility to keep track, or use a crypto tax calculator.. but those are awful and will make errors you will need to fix.

Crypto taxes are a pain.

[WkittySkittyLBoF]

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I use Koinly to calculate all this, you can use it free for tracking purposes like cost basis (up to a certain amount of transactions but have to pay for tracking report. It’s all automatic syncing between blockchains, Coinbase, etc

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