Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology operate outside traditional banking systems, which means they follow different rules for taxes and financial reporting. Whether you've bought Bitcoin, earned tokens through mining or staking, or received crypto as payment, the IRS treats these transactions as taxable events. Understanding how to report crypto activity correctly—and what records you need to keep—helps you avoid penalties and file accurately.
These articles explain how different crypto activities get taxed, what forms you need to file, and how to organize your records for tax time. You'll learn what happens when you buy and sell crypto, how to report income from mining or staking, and what to do if you received crypto as a gift or payment for work.