Cryptocurrency, Digital Assets, and Taxes

Description

Delve into the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and digital asset taxation. This course covers IRS reporting requirements, taxable events, and challenges related to valuation and record-keeping. Participants will gain an understanding of the latest regulatory guidance and learn practical approaches to advising clients with crypto investments.

Session Objectives:

  • Identify taxable events and proper record-keeping practices for cryptocurrencies.
  • Understand IRS reporting requirements for digital assets.
  • Address challenges in crypto valuation and gain calculation.
  • Advise clients on compliance and planning strategies.

Agenda:

  • Overview of Cryptocurrency and Digital Asset Taxation
  • Taxable Events: Trading, Mining, Staking, and More
  • Reporting Requirements: Forms and IRS Guidance
  • Addressing Valuation and Basis Issues
  • Practical Strategies for Client Compliance and Planning

Why They Should Attend:

  • To stay informed on IRS guidance and evolving regulations on cryptocurrency and digital assets.
  • To understand how to identify taxable events such as trading, staking, and mining.
  • To gain clarity on crypto valuation, cost basis, and gain calculations.
  • To learn strategies for advising clients on tax compliance and planning effectively.

Who Should Attend:

  1. Tax Professionals:
    • Tax Preparers
    • Tax Accountants
    • Tax Consultants
    • Tax Attorneys specializing in digital assets
  2. Financial Professionals:
    • Financial Planners
    • Wealth Advisors
    • Certified Financial Analysts (CFAs)
  3. Compliance and Legal Experts:
    • Compliance Officers dealing with crypto regulations
    • Legal Counsel specializing in financial law
  4. Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Professionals:
    • Crypto Investors and Traders
    • Blockchain Developers or Startups involved in crypto
    • Cryptocurrency Exchange Operators
  5. Business Owners and Executives:
    • Founders or executives of businesses accepting cryptocurrency payments
    • Entrepreneurs working on blockchain-based projects
  6. Individuals with Crypto Assets:
    • High-net-worth individuals with significant crypto investments
    • Retail crypto investors looking to ensure compliance

 

About the Speaker

Nick Preusch
Nick Preusch

Nicholas has worked with the Internal Revenue Service as a Revenue Agent and an Attorney with the IRS Office of Professional Responsibility.

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