Yes. We frequently partner with other accountants, CPAs, and family offices to handle the crypto side of the tax return. We’ll prepare the necessary reports and documentation so your existing tax professional can plug it directly into the return—accurate, audit-ready, and compliant.

Yes—we accept payments in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and select stablecoins. We believe in supporting the crypto ecosystem, and we make it easy for clients to pay in the same assets they’re reporting.

Cryptocurrency is treated as property by the IRS, which means every sale, trade, or conversion can trigger a taxable event. You’ll need to report each transaction’s date, proceeds, cost basis, and resulting gain or loss—usually on Form 8949 and Schedule D. We simplify this process by reconciling your wallets and exchanges, then generating the proper tax forms for accurate reporting.

It depends on how long you held the asset:

• Short-term gains (held less than 12 months) are taxed at your ordinary income rate—10% to 37%

• Long-term gains (held over 12 months) are taxed at preferential rates—0%, 15%, or 20%

Other factors, like staking income or mining, may be taxed as ordinary income. We’ll help you navigate the rules and minimize your tax liability through proper categorization and strategy.