Simplify Your Crypto Tax Filing
Expert Help for Crypto Investors
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Struggling to manage transactions across multiple exchanges and wallets?
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Finding it hard to consolidate data without clear platform reports?
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Confused about how trading, staking, mining, and NFTs are taxed?
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Worried about staying compliant with evolving IRS crypto rules?
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Missing deductions for mining expenses or operational costs?
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Having trouble calculating the cost basis for your positions?
Expertise
Specialists in crypto tax regulations
Accurate Reporting
Technology combined with experience to recognize taxable income from crypto trades
Maximize Your Deductions
Our advanced planning strategies will help you minimize your tax liability
Our Process
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Sign Up: Create your account in two minutes.
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Upload Your Data: Easily upload all your tax documents to your secure portal.
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Review and File: We handle the rest to ensure accuracy and compliance.
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We will start your return as soon as all your tax documents have been uploaded to your secure portal and we have your authorization to begin working on the return.
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If you trade on a non-traditional platform (ie. platforms other than Coinbase or Robinhood that do not provide tax information), we will need the basis information from your transactions.
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We will follow up with questions if we believe there is missing information.
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We will notify you when your tax return is complete and give you the option to review it with one of our tax experts.
Pricing:
1.Basic (up to 25 transactions): Starts at $350
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2.Plus (up to 100 transactions): Starts at $425
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3.Advanced (up to 1,000 transactions): Starts at $650
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4.Custom Plan: Contact for a quote
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Additional schedules from other sources of income or deductions may incur an additional fee.
Our Guarantee: If we have all of your required tax documents, we guarantee that your return will be filed within compliance of the IRS regulations.
5 Crypto Tax Mistakes to Avoid
Filing taxes as a cryptocurrency investor can be complex, and even small mistakes can lead to audits, penalties, or overpayment. Here are five common crypto tax mistakes to avoid:
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1. Not Reporting Crypto Transactions
Many investors mistakenly believe they only need to report crypto gains if they cash out to fiat currency, but this isn’t true. The IRS requires reporting on all taxable events, including:
Trading one cryptocurrency for another.
Selling cryptocurrency for fiat currency.
Using cryptocurrency to purchase goods or services.
Receiving crypto through staking, mining, or airdrops.
Tip: Keep detailed records of every transaction, including dates, amounts, and fair market value at the time.
2. Miscalculating Cost Basis
Calculating the cost basis—the original value of your crypto assets—is critical for determining your gains or losses. Mistakes often happen when:
Tracking purchases across multiple wallets and exchanges.
Accounting for fees or transaction costs incorrectly.
Tip: Use tools or software that integrate with exchanges to track and calculate your cost basis accurately.
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1. Not Reporting Crypto Transactions
Many investors mistakenly believe they only need to report crypto gains if they cash out to fiat currency, but this isn’t true. The IRS requires reporting on all taxable events, including:
Trading one cryptocurrency for another.
Selling cryptocurrency for fiat currency.
Using cryptocurrency to purchase goods or services.
Receiving crypto through staking, mining, or airdrops.
Tip: Keep detailed records of every transaction, including dates, amounts, and fair market value at the time.
2. Miscalculating Cost Basis
Calculating the cost basis—the original value of your crypto assets—is critical for determining your gains or losses. Mistakes often happen when:
Tracking purchases across multiple wallets and exchanges.
Accounting for fees or transaction costs incorrectly.
Tip: Use tools or software that integrate with exchanges to track and calculate your cost basis accurately.