News, regulatory updates and crypto-tax guidance for individuals, covering reporting, compliance and accounting developments.
Theft, hacks, lost keys, exchange collapses and worthless tokens are four different tax questions with four different answers, and the popular one is the least available.
A spot crypto ETF and the coins it holds are taxed through different machinery. In-fund sales you did not authorise, the reporting difference, and what changes inside a retirement account.
The Kwong case sets a precedent for IRS penalty refunds due to COVID-19, and crypto traders can use a crypto tax calculator to ensure accurate filings and avoid penalties.
FBAR filing obligations now apply to cryptocurrency held on foreign exchanges; individuals need to understand reporting thresholds and use crypto tax software to aggregate data.
A plain-English breakdown of how the IRS taxes DeFi activity, covering staking rewards, trading gains, airdrops, and NFTs so US-based individual crypto users know exactly what they owe and how to stay compliant.
A practical, jargon-light breakdown of how the IRS treats staking rewards, DeFi income, NFT gains, and airdrops so individual US filers know exactly what to report and when.
A practical, jargon-free guide for US individual crypto holders explaining how capital gains tax works, what rates apply, and how a crypto tax calculator simplifies the filing process.
A practical breakdown of how the IRS treats NFTs, from minting and trading to DeFi and staking income, written for individual US filers who want clarity before the next tax deadline.
A practical breakdown of US crypto tax rates, cost basis methods, and loss harvesting strategies written for individual filers who want to understand their obligations before the deadline hits.
A practical US-focused explainer helping individual crypto holders understand exactly when airdrop, mining, staking, and DeFi income becomes taxable and how to avoid costly reporting mistakes.
A practical explainer for individual crypto traders on how wash sale rules do and do not apply to cryptocurrency across key jurisdictions, and what that means for tax loss harvesting strategies.
