cryptocurrency tax compliance

The IRS Form 1099-DA – What Every Crypto Holder Must File in 2026

IRS Form 1099-DA is a new IRS information return that crypto brokers must begin using for 2026 tax-year reporting of digital asset transactions. It matters because it standardizes how sales and exchanges of crypto like Bitcoin and Ethereum are reported to taxpayers and the IRS, increasing matching and audit risk. This article explains what the […]

Why the IRS Is Subpoenaing Your Exchange — Even If You Didn’t Trade

Cryptocurrency Regulation, Digital Asset Reporting, IRS Enforcement, Personal Finance, Tax Compliance / Jack Gilbert

The IRS can subpoena your crypto exchange even if you made zero trades because it uses John Doe summonses to obtain customer records and identify underreported income. Exchanges may be required to turn over account details, balances, and transaction histories tied to U.S. taxpayers. This article explains why subpoenas happen, what information is collected, and

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