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We simplify crypto taxes 2025 for the USA market so you don’t have to stress. 💼

From gathering all your transactional for tax filing, to portfolio management, our expert system helps you stay compliant, confident, and ahead in your crypto journey. 🚀

10/22/2026

No dollars left your account, but a coin-for-coin swap is still a taxable trade.

Many filers assume nothing counts until they cash out. The IRS treats crypto as property, so swapping one coin for another is a disposal.

What settles it is logging each swap as value received minus your cost basis, on Form 8949.

CRPTM sorts each transaction and matches transfers between your own accounts, so the records line up. US filers, spot trading.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/are-crypto-to-crypto-trades-taxable-2026

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

10/20/2026

Shifting your own crypto from an exchange to your wallet is generally not a taxable event.

A lot of people assume that move counts as a sale. It doesn't, as long as both accounts belong to you and nothing is disposed of.

What settles it is keeping the record of what you paid, so the cost basis carries with the coins, even when a broker reports the sale later.

CRPTM matches your self-transfers and tracks the basis across accounts.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/are-transfers-between-crypto-wallets-taxable

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

10/15/2026

A missed deadline triggers two separate IRS penalties, and filing late is the steeper one.

A lot of people assume that if they cannot pay, there is no point in filing. It is the reverse: filing late costs far more each month than paying late.

What settles it is filing the return now, even without full payment, then paying what you can.

CRPTM imports your transactions and generates Form 8949 and Schedule D. US filers, spot trading.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/miss-october-15-tax-deadline

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

10/13/2026

A crypto year with no sales can still bring something to report. Selling for dollars isn't the only thing the IRS looks at.

A lot of filers assume nothing counts until they cash out. Receiving staking rewards or an airdrop is income, and swapping one coin for another is a disposal, even with no cash involved.

What settles it is checking each transaction for what you received and disposed of.

CRPTM classifies each transaction and reconciles activity across your accounts.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/report-crypto-if-you-didnt-sell-it

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

10/08/2026

Getting a Form 1099-DA? It is your broker's statement of your crypto proceeds, sent to you and the IRS, not the form you file.

Many assume it means the IRS has everything and they are done. It reports what you sold, not the gain you owe, and for 2025 it usually leaves cost basis blank.

What settles it is completing Form 8949 with your own basis, which flows to Schedule D.

CRPTM reconciles your history against the statement.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/1099-da-vs-form-8949

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

10/06/2026

That big number on your Form 1099-DA is proceeds, not the tax you owe.

A lot of filers read it as the final bill. It isn't. For many 2025 sales, the form reported what you sold for and left the cost basis blank.

What settles it is reconciling the form against your own records on Form 8949, with the basis filled back in.

CRPTM reconciles your activity across accounts and produces the records that support it. US filers, spot trading.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/crypto-tax-forms-2026

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

10/01/2026

Your cost basis method quietly changes your crypto tax bill.

The IRS recognizes just two approaches: specific identification, and FIFO by default. Plenty of filers think you can pick HIFO at filing to lower it. You can't after the fact, it only counts if you identified the units when you sold, with records to back it.

What settles it is identifying the lots when you sell and keeping the records.

CRPTM supports HIFO, FIFO, and LIFO and flags missing purchase history.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/fifo-vs-hifo-vs-lifo-crypto-cost-basis-method

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

09/29/2026

That empty cost box on your crypto 1099-DA is not a bill for the whole sale.

Many filers read the blank as a zero. Moving crypto between your own wallets is not a taxable event, and it never resets your cost basis, so the exchange never saw what you paid.

What settles it is rebuilding the basis from your exchange and on-chain history, then reporting it on Form 8949.

CRPTM flags missing purchase history and separates self-transfers from disposals.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/missing-cost-basis-crypto-2026

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

09/24/2026

A Form 1099-DA has two recipients: you, and the IRS.

It is easy to assume a form you leave off your return slips by unnoticed. It does not, the IRS matches its copy against what you filed.

What settles it is reporting each sale on Form 8949 and Schedule D, then reconciling against the form so your gain, not just your proceeds, is what shows.

CRPTM imports your history and reconciles your Form 8949 output against the 1099-DA.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/not-reporting-a-1099-da

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

09/22/2026

Opened your 1099-DA next to your crypto tax software and the numbers don't match? That is normal.

Filers often assume a mismatch means one is wrong, or that the proceeds figure is their profit. Neither is true. The form reports gross proceeds; your software reports the gain after subtracting what you paid.

What settles it is reconciling both on Form 8949 and supplying the basis it leaves blank.

CRPTM brings your accounts into one ledger and produces a pre-filled Form 8949.

👉 Read more: https://www.crptm.com/blog/1099-da-vs-crypto-tax-software

👉 Contact us: https://www.crptm.com/contactus

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