Crypto Tax Guide USA
This guide contains everything you need to know about how to calculate your crypto taxes for the 2024 tax year. It includes crypto tax brackets, crypto capital gains tax, how to report losses, and includes legal ways to lower your bill. Plus how to prepare yourself for some big changes to crypto taxes in 2025.
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Why Your Form 1099-DA Could Be Inaccurate
If you received a 1099-DA it may show an incorrect cost basis, which could lead you to overpay thousands in taxes. Here’s how to fix it.

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Received a Form 1099-DA from Cash App? Here's What to Do Next
Cash App 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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The Form 1099-DA Era
The IRS rolled out Form 1099-DA for crypto transactions. On paper, it sounds straightforward: exchanges report your activity, you file your taxes to match those numbers, and everyone moves on. Simple compliance, right?
Except it's not simple at all. It's a trap, and most people won't realize they're in it until a CP2000 notice shows up in the mail telling them they owe thousands more than they thought.


Changes to How Your Transaction Fees Are Taxed
The IRS quietly changed how crypto transaction fees are taxed starting in 2025, and most traders missed it while focusing on the new Form 1099-DA. The new rules give you an immediate tax benefit instead of making you wait until you sell. Here's what changed, why it matters for your 2025 trades, and how to make sure you're not leaving money on the table.

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Received a Form 1099-DA from Binance US? Here's What to Do Next
Binance US 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.

US tax season changes: Switching from Universal to Per-Wallet cost basis tracking
Cost basis tracking rules for US crypto taxpayers changed on January 1, 2025 (for reporting in 2026). The IRS now requires per-wallet tracking instead of universal pooling, and if you don't transition correctly, your tax calculations could be wrong. This guide breaks down what changed, why it matters, and how Summ handles the migration for you automatically.

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Received a Form 1099-DA from Caleb & Brown? Here's What to Do Next
Caleb & Brown 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.


Received a Form 1099-DA from Coinbase? Here's What to Do Next
Coinbase 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.


Don't Overpay: A CPA's Guide to Why Your 1099-DA Cost Basis is Missing & How to Fix It
You’ve probably heard the term “1099-DA” thrown around recently. You may have already received one. So what is it? And more importantly, what are you actually supposed to do with it?
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