Discover expert insights on crypto tax, Web3 accounting, and digital asset compliance from the team at Camuso CPA.
I’m pleased to share that my co-authored article with Sulolit Mukherjee has been published in Tax Notes Federal: “Digital Asset Taxation in the United States: A Policy Analysis.” For those […]
Quick Answer: Read This First What this is: A practitioner analysis of how autonomous AI agents generate taxable events at a scale that existing tax reporting and substantiation systems were […]
Quick answer (read this first): The problem: Polymarket does not issue Form 1099-B, 1099-DA, or W-2G. Traders receive no standardized tax documentation summarizing their activity in order to report Polymarket […]
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 […]
The IRS Is Watching: Form 8949 and the 1099-DA Shift As the 2025 tax season approaches, U.S. crypto investors face a turning point in digital asset reporting. One overlooked form, […]
When Accounting Today explored how accounting firms navigate software independence in the digital-asset economy, it spotlighted Camuso CPA for setting the professional benchmark. The publication recognized the firm’s software-agnostic approach […]
Why Token Taxation Matters Tax rules for tokens aren’t just a niche concern anymore. With digital assets projected to grow into the tens of trillions by 2030, the IRS is […]
Why Recognition Matters in Crypto Tax In today’s fast-paced financial world, staying ahead of regulatory changes and technological advancements is not optional for crypto investors and businesses. The rise of […]
If you’re still relying on 2020-era structures or DIY tax logic, especially after attending Bitcoin Vegas 2025, this is your wake-up call. The panels are over. The booths are packed […]
Digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and NFTs, are considered property for U.S. tax purposes. This means every transaction can have stablecoin taxes implications, and the fair market value in U.S. […]
