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Champ9000
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Hi all, I wasn't sure which board to post this on, maybe someone can direct me to the correct forum or move the thread. I trade Forex with Oanda, and my accountant says I should look for a different broker that is more {cough} compliant with US tax reporting regulation. I love Oanda, and I trade a small account. Any suggestions on Forex brokers with:

- a good mobile platform
- a solid web/desktop plaform
- server-side orders
- allows trading micro lots
- AND follow US tax document protocol/ makes it easy to file US taxes

Alternatively, if anyone knows the proper way to file taxes with the documents that Oanda provides, I'd be interested to know so I can stay with them.

Thank you!



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Hi all, I wasn't sure which board to post this on, maybe someone can direct me to the correct forum or move the thread. I trade Forex with Oanda, and my accountant says I should look for a different broker that is more {cough} compliant with US tax reporting regulation. I love Oanda, and I trade a small account. Any suggestions on Forex brokers with:

- a good mobile platform
- a solid web/desktop plaform
- server-side orders
- allows trading micro lots
- AND follow US tax document protocol/ makes it easy to file US taxes

Alternatively, if anyone knows the proper way to file taxes with the documents that Oanda provides, I'd be interested to know so I can stay with them.

Thank you!

Hi Champ

While I am unable to advise on Forex brokers, there is a tax thread which may be of help.

Also if you just put "tax" in the search box you will get many topics on the subject. Same if you put "forex broker".


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Awesome. Thank you!

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