I am a U.S. resident with dual citizenship. This allows me to use Binance from my country of origin, not Binance U.S. I have been sending USDT from my Robinhood and Coinbase accounts to my Binance wallet. However, Binance is not allowed in the U.S., and all the transactions in my Binance account, both incoming and outgoing, are apparently subject to taxes, but in the country where the account is based. In this case, my Binance account was and is being used outside the U.S., and its KYC verification is tied to a country other than the U.S. The thing is, I have been sending USDT to that wallet, and vice versa, meaning from my Binance account, I send to Robinhood or Coinbase. All of these transactions are between my own accounts, and there are no third-party transfers involved. My question is: should I download the CSV file from Binance to upload it to some software that helps me prepare my crypto taxes? In other words, do I need to account for all the transactions that occurred on Binance when filing my U.S. taxes? Keep in mind, it's Binance, not Binance U.S.
