anyone resonate with this? i'm a inexperienced card holder who lives/works in big apple city.
whereas touring back to my native country a month in the past i opened a binance.com (not binance.us) account using my overseas passport. i completed the verification process and started operating tiny check trades.
then i flew again to NY and haven't opened my binance.com account since.
i will continue to travel between nations however the USA is where i file taxes. i need to pay taxes on my crypto good points. how can i do this right? does the IRS care about compliance as far as i'm paying up? in the event you're a tax lawyer completely happy to seek the advice of with you.
as a sidetone, coinbase is so dangerous and expensive.
thanks!
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