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Bitcoin Halvings and Tax Implications

 Bitcoin Halvings and Tax Implications

"When reporting your Bitcoin transactions to the IRS, you will need to use Form 8949. This form is used to report capital gains and losses from the sale, exchange, or disposal of property, including Bitcoin. Each transaction must be reported individually, including the date, description, sales price, and cost basis."

IRS Proposed Tax Rules Impact on Ways Estate Planning Reduces Crypto Holders Liability

IRS Proposed Tax Rules Impact on Ways Estate Planning Reduces Crypto Holders Liability

“The IRS proposed rules also have implications for estate planning and investments involving cryptocurrency and NFTs. Cryptocurrency and NFT holdings are subject to estate tax, just like any other assets. It is important for individuals with substantial digital assets to consider estate planning strategies to minimize the tax impact on their beneficiaries. One effective strategy is the use of irrevocable trusts.”

Decoding the IRS Proposed Rules: How Will Cryptocurrency and NFTs be Taxed?

Decoding the IRS Proposed Rules: How Will Cryptocurrency and NFTs be Taxed?

“Currently, the tax landscape for cryptocurrency and NFTs is somewhat ambiguous. The IRS treats cryptocurrency as property rather than currency, which means that capital gains tax can be applied when cryptocurrency is sold or exchanged. NFTs, being a relatively new asset class, have not yet been specifically addressed by the IRS. However, it is likely that they will be treated similarly to other digital assets, such as cryptocurrency or virtual currencies.”