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We stopped importing your sales because you've reached our transaction limit for either non-covered sales (4,000) or for all sales total (10,000).
This is regarding cryptocurrency - I do have more than 4,000 non covered sales
So they say to do this next:
Here's what to do next:
"Delete the sales we've imported.
Add sale section totals instead."
The problem with this is once you are under the 'crypto (1099-B)' section to enter manually they do not have a sales total section like they do under the 'Stocks, bonds, etc. (1099-B)' section and only asks me to enter each sale individually which again I can't because I have over 4,000 non-covered sales.
So there is no way to do a sales total properly ( I probably could finagle it somehow to accurately calculate proceeds and costs but not necessarily correct dates) for crypto and there is no way to import 4000 plus non-covered sales.
This is creating a loop in which I can't accurately complete my crypto transactions
So they say to do this next:
Here's what to do next:
"Delete the sales we've imported.
Add sale section totals instead."
The problem with this is once you are under the 'crypto (1099-B)' section to enter manually they do not have a sales total section like they do under the 'Stocks, bonds, etc. (1099-B)' section and only asks me to enter each sale individually which again I can't because I have over 4,000 non-covered sales.
So there is no way to do a sales total properly ( I probably could finagle it somehow to accurately calculate proceeds and costs but not necessarily correct dates) for crypto and there is no way to import 4000 plus non-covered sales.
This is creating a loop in which I can't accurately complete my crypto transactions
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‎February 15, 2022
2:19 PM