Quick answer (read this first) A CPA advising a professional prediction-market trading firm may need to do considerably more than transfer annual platform totals onto a tax return. Depending on […]
Camuso CPA PLLC has submitted a formal recommendation to the U.S. Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service requesting coordinated federal tax guidance for prediction-market event contracts under Notice […]
Quick answer (read this first): What they are: IRS Letters 6174 and 6174-A are advisory crypto compliance letters, sometimes called soft letters. Neither strictly requires a response, which sets them […]
Quick answer (read this first): What it is: IRS Letter 6173 is a response-required compliance letter sent to taxpayers the IRS believes had cryptocurrency transactions that were not properly reported. […]
Quick answer (read this first): What it is: A CP2000 crypto notice is a proposed adjustment generated by the IRS Automated Underreporter program when third-party data, increasingly Form 1099-DA proceeds […]
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 […]
Quick answer (read this first): Is the tax treatment of Hyperliquid activity settled? No. The IRS has not issued guidance specifically addressing Hyperliquid taxes, crypto perpetual futures, HLP vault participation, […]
