Brokers now report your crypto sales to the IRS on Form 1099-DA, often with missing or zero cost basis. If your return does not reconcile to the form, the IRS computer will notice before you do.
Focused on crypto tax since
Crypto tax reports prepared
Exchanges, wallets, DeFi, and NFTs reconciled
Google rating, 33 reviews
We line up every 1099-DA you received against your actual acquisition history, correct the basis, and prepare a return that agrees with what the IRS already has.
Schedule a confidential consultation and tell us what you have
We scope the work and give you a written quote
You upload documents to our secure portal; we ask only for what we need
We prepare, you review, we file
Your return is prepared by the Gordon Tax team in Skokie, Illinois. Gordon Tax, LLC was founded by Andrew Gordon, a tax attorney and CPA, and has focused on crypto tax since 2014.
Brokers only know what happened on their platform. Coins you transferred in arrive with no basis, so the form reports proceeds against zero.
No. You owe tax on gain, which is proceeds minus what you paid. The reconciliation establishes that number.
We prepare an amended return.
Hourly billing, estimated up front, with a deposit applied to the work.
Fill this out and we will reach out to schedule your consultation.