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Navigating Form 1099-DA

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Cryptocurrency investment is no longer seen as a fad, but rather a growing reality among clients in a wide range of income levels. Still, accountants tend to shy away from taking on clients with crypto holdings largely due to a general lack of understanding of the compliance involved. Filing requirements for Form 1099-DA are coming up fast, and rather than shun this client work all together, it pays to have an understanding of what’s in the form and related workflows for compliance to give you the confidence to take on this business and fully serve your crypto-investing clients.

CPE Credits1
Length50 min
Field of Study Taxes
Instructor Brady Fox

Learning objectives

Upon completing this course, you should be able to:

  • Identify the key reporting requirements and filing deadlines for Form 1099-DA.
  • Explain how cryptocurrency transactions are classified and treated for federal tax purposes.
  • Demonstrate how to use CoinTracker to track and reconcile client digital asset transactions.
  • Describe essential client intake questions to assess cryptocurrency holdings and transaction history.
  • Apply proper tax treatment to common cryptocurrency transactions including sales, exchanges, and transfers.

Major topics

Full details of Form-1099 DA and what is not immediately apparent How is crypto taxed Who is involved in the exchange/process Examples of purchase scenarios A real case walkthrough Basic introduction to the CoinTracker crypto tax platform

Who this is for

Tax professionals (CPAs, EAs, etc.) at all levels, with a key focus on those with current or potential clients with cryptocurrency holdings

Prerequisites: None

Course details

Recommended CPE credit
1 — Taxes
Field of study
Taxes
Program level
Basic
Delivery method
Group Internet Based
Prerequisites
None
Advance preparation
None
Length
50 min
Course number
26c01432
Provider
K2 Enterprises

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