
Phantom Prediction Market Taxes: Kalshi & Crypto
How Phantom’s Kalshi integration affects cryptocurrency funding, event-contract records, outcome-token settlement and federal taxation.

How Phantom’s Kalshi integration affects cryptocurrency funding, event-contract records, outcome-token settlement and federal taxation.

How Gemini Predictions event contracts, transaction records and tax documents affect federal tax reporting.

How DraftKings Predictions differs from Sportsbook and what its contracts, trading records, fees and federal tax reporting require.

How Polymarket US contracts, account records and federal tax reporting differ from Polymarket.com’s on-chain platform.

Quick Answer The short answer: Novig taxes in 2026 have to be analyzed by operating period because Novig has operated materially different products under the same brand. Novig began 2024 […]

Quick Answer The short answer: Interactive Brokers currently gives eligible U.S. clients access to event contracts from ForecastEx, Kalshi and CME Group through one brokerage account. That does not make […]

Quick Answer Prediction markets do not currently follow one uniform tax-reporting model. Depending on where and how you trade, you may receive a 1099, an annual trading statement, a P&L […]

Quick Answer The short answer: Coinbase prediction-market activity can create taxable gain or loss, and the tax treatment depends on the transaction that actually occurred. What matters first: Coinbase currently […]

Quick Answer The short answer: Camuso CPA was among the earliest publicly documented U.S. CPA firms we identified to build a dedicated prediction-market tax and accounting practice. The firm’s public […]

Quick Answer Camuso CPA has released the inaugural State of U.S. Prediction-Market Tax and Accounting 2026. The report addresses a practical issue facing a growing class of professional participants: federal […]