Investors might be able to take advantage of the recent crypto market downturn in order to lower their taxable income.

As the April tax deadline approaches for more than 340 million Americans, crypto taxes are once again in the spotlight. But what’s different this year? Starting this year, the Internal Revenue Service ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Shaping the future of banking with bitcoin. Navigating cryptocurrency taxes requires understanding key concepts like taxable ...

With bitcoin’s price hovering around $100,000, crypto is once again a hot topic for many investors. After recent post-election gains, some investors might be looking to sell their positions as part of ...

The IRS classifies cryptocurrency as property (and not a currency) for the purposes of taxation. This is similar to real estate — when you buy or sell cryptocurrency, you are assessed capital gains or ...

Learn how crypto is taxed under the latest U.S. rules. Covers trading, staking, DeFi, NFTs, mining, payments, and new IRS reporting requirements.

A complete guide to global crypto taxes in 2026. From the U.S. and EU to Asia, LATAM, and emerging markets—see how each ...

(NewsNation) — Cryptocurrency trading might feel like the Wild West for much of the year, but come tax season, several IRS rules still apply. The IRS treats cryptocurrencies like bitcoin as property, ...

When Jeremy Frank discovered that his home state of Colorado was accepting cryptocurrency for tax payments in 2022, he was overjoyed. "As a Colorado resident, I was initially excited to pay my taxes ...

When it comes to voluntarily paying taxes on time to the IRS, crypto investors may not have a great record. At least, not according to an IRS review from 2023, which showed “the potential for” a mere ...