Tax implications of crypto

Navigating tax obligations for digital assets can feel overwhelming. The IRS classifies cryptocurrency as property, meaning every trade or sale may trigger a taxable event. Proper reporting ensures compliance and …

The IRS treats digital assets like property, meaning transactions often trigger tax events. Selling, trading, or spending cryptocurrency may result in capital gains or losses. Timing matters—taxes apply when assets …

The IRS has intensified its focus on digital asset taxation this year. Failing to report transactions properly may lead to serious consequences, including audits or legal action. Many investors overlook …

The IRS treats digital assets like property, meaning every trade or sale can trigger a tax event. Whether you’re buying, selling, or exchanging, each transaction may result in capital gains …