Legally KEEP 100% Of Your Crypto Profits!

When you file a 1040 income tax form, or any federal tax form, you give up the right to your most private and sensitive financial information to the IRS to use against you.

When you sign (not the IRS) an IRS Form 1040 income tax "confession" form, you state under oath that you owe the IRS money!

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You give up your Fifth Amendment constitutional right to remain silent and not give any information to the government that they could use to put you in prison. You unwittingly increase your chances of going to prison for taxes when you sign under penalties of perjury that your 1040 form is "true, correct, and complete".

When you file a 1040 income tax form, or any federal tax form, you give up the right to your most private and sensitive financial information to the IRS to use against you.

When you sign (not the IRS) an IRS Form 1040 income tax "confession" form, you state under oath that you owe the IRS money!

You give up your Fifth Amendment constitutional right to remain silent and not give any information to the government that they could use to put you in prison. You unwittingly increase your chances of going to prison for taxes when you sign under penalties of perjury that your 1040 form is "true, correct, and complete".

If you say YES:

You put yourself on the IRS audit list. The IRS is hammering crypto tax return filers with audits because the IRS knows how expensive and difficult figuring out the “cost basis” of your crypto sales is. So, the IRS can tax you on your entire gross crypto sales and transfers, hurting you big time.

If you say NO:

You just lied under oath (penalty of perjury), which could land you in tax prison for 3 separate tax crimes, including tax evasion,for up to 9 years for every 1040 form on which you lied about not having sold any cryptocurrency.

You risk being charged with 3 separate tax crimes for each 1040 form you file:

You risk being charged with 3 separate tax crimes: