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Tax Guide 2023
An international guide to paying (and avoiding) taxes on crypto investments.

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Nervous About Crypto Taxes? Donate Your Profitable Holdings Instead
Crypto traders can avoid paying capital gains taxes by reaping the benefits of one of the most generous deductions in the tax code.

New 1099-DA Reporting Creates More Headaches for Taxpayers
You might think new tax reporting rules for exchanges should mean less work for the taxpayer, but it’s the opposite, says CPA Kirk Phillips.

How Will NFTs Be Taxed? Understanding the IRS' New Proposed Guidelines
Tax experts weigh in on how the IRS will decide if NFTs are collectibles.

Top 5 Crypto Tax Questions, Answered
Tax experts weigh in on how the IRS views crypto trading profits, gifts, mining rewards and more.

Do You Owe Taxes on Your NFT?
Here are the NFT-related rules of thumb to consider when filing your 2022 taxes.

Crypto Can De-Escalate the Tax War
The transparency and immutability of blockchain transactions could allow for tax assessment and collection to be vastly more efficient than the status quo.

Use Your Crypto Losses to Turn the Tables Against the IRS
If you’re a high earner or someone who lives in a high-tax state, you should look into tax-loss harvesting. You may be able to save up to 50% on your capital gains tax bill.

How to Benefit From Tax-Loss Harvesting in Crypto
The year 2022 has been rough in the markets, but one way to take the sting out of losses is to take advantage of tax-loss harvesting to offset any capital gains from other profits.

The Automatic Tax Man Cometh
Crypto won’t save you from taxes, but it may eventually make them easier to pay, says futurist Dan Jeffries. This piece is part of CoinDesk's Tax Week.

The 7 Types of Crypto Tax Nightmares
Meet the yoga instructors, limo drivers and real estate agents who've been to hell and back. This piece is part of CoinDesk's Tax Week.
