Crypto Tax Guide USA

Most crypto neobanks are custodied fintech in disguise. Here's what a real Bitcoin onchain neobank looks like, and why the difference matters to your tax position.

CoinZoom has started issuing Form 1099-DA to U.S. crypto traders for the first time. This quick guide explains what the new 1099-DA means, why you received it, what's missing from the form, and the exact steps you should take next to avoid overpaying on crypto tax.

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Whether you're treating your winnings as gambling income, capital gains, or ordinary income, the reporting obligation stays the same. Here's how each path works.

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Without accurate cost basis information, your crypto tax calculations will be incorrect, which could cost you thousands in overpayment.

Looking for crypto tax alternatives to CoinLedger? You’ve come to the right place.   

Chances are you’re searching for more integrations, better DeFi support, or enhanced security features. Here's where to find it.

Filing crypto taxes starts with knowing which forms to use. Here's a breakdown of Form 8949, Schedule D, and every other form you might need.

Without accurate cost basis information, your crypto tax calculations will be incorrect, which could cost you thousands in overpayment.

Prediction market profits are taxable under U.S. law, but which tax framework applies depends on the specific contract and platform. This article explains what traders face at filing time and the right analytical starting point.

Vienna-based crypto broker Bitpanda is plotting an ambitious global expansion, and its strategy stands out from the typical crypto playbook. Rather than competing directly with established local exchanges in new markets, Bitpanda is focusing on partnering with banks and financial institutions, while using tokenization as a key tool to broaden its product offering.