Kalshi Tax Reporting: What Your 1099 Leaves Out
Kalshi is no longer an experimental corner of the internet. It is the first CFTC-regulated event-contract exchange operating in the United States, and it now sits at the intersection of […]
Prediction Market Taxes Explained: Why U.S. Tax Characterization Remains Unsettled
Prediction markets are no longer a niche experiment. They now sit at the intersection of trading, information aggregation, and real capital deployment. What has not evolved at the same pace […]
The Architecture of Digital Asset Compliance
Digital asset markets have transitioned from a period of limited reporting visibility to one characterized by structured information reporting, automated data reconciliation, and systematized compliance evaluation. This transition has altered […]
I Already Filed My Crypto Taxes: Why 1099-DA Still Puts You at Risk
For many digital-asset investors, the prevailing assumption is simple: “I filed every year. I’m done and compliant.” The risk introduced by Form 1099-DA is a structural change in how crypto […]
Form 1099-DA and the Risk of Undocumented Early-Year Crypto Activity
Form 1099-DA introduces standardized, third-party reporting for digital-asset dispositions at scale. That reporting gives the IRS a reliable anchor point for automated matching and discrepancy analysis across tax years, accounts […]
I Received a 1099 for Crypto, What Am I Supposed to Do Now?
What This Form Means (and What It Doesn’t) Receiving Form 1099-DA is not, by itself, an allegation, an audit notice, or a determination that your digital-asset tax reporting is incorrect. […]
The Investor’s Playbook for Surviving the First Wave of Crypto Tax Notices for 1099-DA
The First Wave of 1099-DA Enforcement Will Operate Through Information-Return Matching For most digital-asset investors, enforcement under Form 1099-DA will not begin with an audit notice, an agent visit, or […]
Why Your 1099 Is Missing Crypto Cost Basis and How to Fix It Before IRS Matching Begins
Form 1099-DA is not a convenience tool, it is a visibility mechanism. Its primary purpose is not to calculate your crypto tax with precision. Its purpose is to standardize broker-reported […]
Welcome To The Digital Asset Compliance Era
The Regulated Frontier of Global Finance For more than a decade, digital assets operated on the financial frontier at the edge of the financial system. It felt more like the […]
1099-DA Guide: What Crypto Investors Must Know Before Filing
Quick answer (read this first): What it is: Form 1099-DA is the IRS information return used to report digital asset sales and exchanges through custodial brokers. It applies to 2025 […]
