In a move that feels a bit like spring cleaning for digital paperwork, Ledgible has launched a new Readiness Assessment program. This initiative comes hot on the heels of the Internal Revenue Service's introduction of the draft Form 1099-DA, a new beacon in the foggy waters of digital asset tax reporting. With this program, Ledgible…
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has recently unveiled the first draft of the 1099-DA form, tailored specifically for digital asset transactions. This development is a significant step in the integration of digital assets into the regulatory framework of the financial system, reflecting their growing prevalence. As digital assets increasingly intersect with traditional finance, comprehending the…
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently released instructions for computing taxes involving crypto assets. The digital market has been waiting for this report since May 2019 after the Revenue’s chief Chuck Rettig hinted at an update to the existing regulations. In April 2019, some members of Congress wrote to Rettig seeking clarification regarding crypto reporting…
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has sent communication to several market participants discussing backdated tax settlements in the digital asset trade. The IRS posted on its website that investors' federal returns differ from the information provided by cryptocurrency exchanges. As such, the agency is seeking traders' contribution on amended tax returns using profits from digital…
Ted Budd, the representative of North Carolina's (NC) 13th congressional district has submitted a tax proposal to the United States House of Representatives. This bill focuses on enhancing how the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) handles cryptocurrencies in order to eliminate the profits and losses surrounding like-kind exchanges. No More Double Taxation Budd seeks to revise the 1986…
Pretty much every year, investors seem confused or rather
concerned about their tax filings. Things are relatively difficult for crypto
investors because of the unregulated market and the volatile nature of the
asset itself. However, April 2020 might bring a great deal of composure for
crypto investors and traders in the US. In May 2019, the IRS rolled out…
US regulatory bodies have been willfully ambiguous about cryptocurrency for many years, with lawmakers and other government officials refusing to create clear parameters for its legal use. Although there are perhaps a number of explanations for this failure to take action, there is no doubt that blockchain technology, and the digital assets it creates, are…
One undeniable fact of the crypto revolution is that the vast growth in platforms is certain to continue unabated. There are currently more than fifteen hundred cryptos, with many more under development. When the ICO boom began last year, new coins easily drew attention and investment. Such is no longer the case, as the market…
Embedded in the new tax bill are two changes that could have far-reaching implications for cryptocurrency investors. These changes were made at the last minute in the Senate version of the bill, likely after the failure of Segwit2x, which many in the crypto-community felt it was a backdoor takeover attempt by Wall St. of Bitcoin. The…
Investing in cryptocurrencies has enabled people to experience significant financial gains in a short period of time. Due to the somewhat secretive nature surrounding blockchain currencies, most casual observers would suspect that cryptocurrency assets are easily hidden away from all prying eyes; whether they come from official or unofficial sources. However, the practice of blockchain…