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  • R104 – Wash Sale & Equivalent Rules by Country
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  • R109 – Cross-Chain & L2 Tax Treatment by Country
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  • R105 – Carryover Rules by Country
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  • R101 – Real-Time Price Data & Token Recognition
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  • R106 – DeFi Tax Treatment by Country
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  • R102 – What Each Cost Basis Method Means
    FIFO (First In, First Out) → The first assets you purchase are the first assets you sell. → Common in the United States, Europe, and many other countries. → Example: If you bought 1 $SOL at $20 and another 1 $SOL at $40, then sold 1 $SOL, the sale would use the $20 cost basis. LIFO (Last In, First Out) → The most recent assets you purchase are the first assets you sell. → Sometimes permitted in the U.S. and Italy. → Example: Using the same scenario, the 1 $SOL sold woFew readers
  • R108 – Derivatives Tax Treatment by Country
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  • R107 – NFT Tax Treatment by Country
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  • R103 – Recordkeeping Requirements by Country
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