Should You Do Your Own Crypto Taxes or Hire a Specialist? The Honest Answer
For simple situations, software works. For anything complex, a specialist pays for themselves. Here's how to know which you need.
Crypto Tax Season 2025: The Complete Filing Guide for Digital Asset Investors
Filing crypto taxes for 2024 means dealing with Form 1099-DA and expanded IRS enforcement. Here's the complete guide.
Crypto Tax Preparation Checklist: Everything You Need to File Your 2024 Return
Filing crypto taxes requires more documentation than almost any other return. Here's the complete checklist.
What to Bring to Your Crypto Tax Appointment: The Complete Preparation Checklist
Showing up to a crypto tax consultation prepared saves time and money. Here's exactly what to gather.
Enrolled Agent vs. CPA for Crypto Taxes: What’s the Difference and Which Do You Need?
EAs and CPAs both prepare returns. But for IRS representation on crypto, the credentials matter. Here's the difference.
Memecoin Taxes: How Dogecoin, SHIB, and Other Memecoins Are Treated by the IRS
Memecoins are taxed exactly like Bitcoin. Here's what DOGE and SHIB investors need to know about tax obligations.
How to Read Your Crypto 1099: Understanding the Forms Your Exchange Sends
Crypto 1099 forms can be confusing and often contain errors. Here's how to read them correctly.
Crypto Tax Deadlines, Extensions, and What to Do If You’re Not Ready to File
An extension gives you more time to file — not to pay. Here's how to handle crypto taxes when you're not ready by April 15.
Bitcoin Spot ETF Approval: Tax Implications of the SEC’s January 2024 Decision
The SEC approved Bitcoin spot ETFs in January 2024. Here's how investing through IBIT or FBTC differs from direct Bitcoin for taxes.
Crypto Hard Fork Taxes: How New Coins from Forks Are Taxed and What You Must Report
Hard forks that create new coins are taxable income — whether you wanted them or not. Here's the correct treatment.
Crypto Airdrops and Taxes: When You Receive Free Tokens and What the IRS Expects
Airdrops are not free money. The IRS treats them as ordinary income when received. Here's how to report them correctly.
Bitcoin ETF Taxes: How Investing Through an ETF Differs from Holding Bitcoin Directly
Bitcoin ETFs trade differently than Bitcoin itself — and so do the taxes. Here's what to know before investing through a fund.