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FAQs

How to report cryptocurrency on tax return? ›

Any cryptocurrency capital gains, capital losses, and taxable income need to be reported on your tax return. You can report your capital gains and losses on Form 8949 and your income on Form 1040 Schedule 1 or Schedule C depending on your situation.

Anchorage Digital is a crypto platform that enables institutions to participate in digital assets through custody, staking, trading, governance, settlement, and the industry's leading security infrastructure.

There is no way to legally avoid taxes when cashing out cryptocurrency. However, strategies like tax-loss harvesting can help you reduce your tax bill legally.

The IRS treats cryptocurrencies as property for tax purposes, which means: You pay taxes on cryptocurrency if you sell or use your crypto in a transaction, and it is worth more than it was when you purchased it. This is because you trigger capital gains or losses if its market value has changed.

Long-term capital gains tax for crypto

While these types of gains aren't taxed as ordinary income, you still use your taxable income to determine the long-term capital gains bracket you're in. Depending on your income and filing status, you'll generally either pay 0%, 15% or 20% on your long-term gains.

Short-term capital gains for US taxpayers from crypto held for less than a year are subject to going income tax rates, which range from 10-37% based on tax bracket and income. Long-term capital gains on profits from crypto held for more than a year have a 0-20% rate.

Anchorage Digital was founded in 2017 by Diogo Mónica and Nathan McCauley. Early investors included Andreessen Horowitz and Blockchain Capital.

Latest valuation (as of March 2023): $3 billion.

Diogo Mónica. Photo: Haun Ventures. Diogo Mónica, co-founder of crypto custodian Anchorage Digital, is joining Haun Ventures as only its second general partner.

US residents have to file their gains/losses from crypto trading and income from crypto earning activities on forms like Form 1040 or 8949; Failure to report crypto taxes in the US can lead to fines and penalties (up to $100K) or harsher consequences if prolonged in time (up to 5 years);

Do I have to report cryptocurrency to IRS? ›

You may have to report transactions with digital assets such as cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on your tax return. Income from digital assets is taxable.

Bought and HODL'd

The IRS does not require you to report your crypto purchases on your tax return if you haven't sold or otherwise disposed of them. Like buying and holding onto shares of stock, the tax event occurs when you sell.

Yes, according to the IRS, investors in the US have to report all of their gains and losses each tax year on the appropriate crypto tax forms, including Schedule D and Form 8949 on their Form 1040.