
IRS Crypto Letter: What Each Notice Means and How to Respond
Quick answer (read this first): What it means when the IRS contacts you about crypto: An IRS crypto letter means the agency has data suggesting your digital asset activity was […]

Quick answer (read this first): What it means when the IRS contacts you about crypto: An IRS crypto letter means the agency has data suggesting your digital asset activity was […]

Quick answer (read this first): What is integrated onchain reporting: It is the probable next phase of crypto tax compliance predicted at ETHDenver by Patrick Camuso, in which the tax-relevant […]

Quick answer (read this first): What the three records are: Every crypto investor has three independent records describing the same activity: the broker’s Form 1099-DA (or Form 1099-B), the output […]

Quick answer (read this first): Are crypto options taxes settled? The buyer and writer rules under established option tax law, expiration as a disposition, and the exercise and assignment adjustments […]

Hyperliquid activity can create several distinct tax obligations within a single trading account. A trader may realize gains and losses on perpetual derivatives, receive or pay recurring funding, participate in […]

Quick answer The core problem: Prediction market platforms produce transaction-level data that is not automatically filing-ready or ledger-ready. The records that support a tax return, a general ledger, or financial […]

Patrick Camuso’s co-authored article with Sulolit Mukherjee has been published in Tax Notes Federal: “Prediction Market Event Contracts: A Tax Classification Analysis.” This prediction market tax analysis examines the three […]

Quick answer (read this first): What Robinhood provides: An Event Contracts Annual Statement. Not a 1099-B or a 1099-DA. Robinhood explicitly states it is not a substitute tax reporting form. […]

Cryptocurrency perpetual futures raise tax questions that extend beyond calculating trading profits and losses. The contracts provide continuous price exposure without a scheduled expiration, use recurring funding payments to maintain […]

Quick answer (read this first): What IRS Notice 2026-20 does: Extends through December 31, 2026, the temporary relief first granted under Notice 2025-7, allowing taxpayers to satisfy the adequate identification […]