Crypto Reporting: Meet the New Form 1099-DA

The IRS has streamlined digital asset reporting. Starting in early 2026, if you sold or traded crypto in 2025, you will receive Form 1099-DA.

2/6/20261 min read

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What’s New for 2026: Brokers are now required to report gross proceeds from digital asset sales directly to the IRS. Furthermore, as of January 1, 2026, brokers must also track and report your cost basis for newly acquired assets. This eliminates the guesswork of calculating gains and losses but means the IRS will have a direct record of your activity.

The Strategy: Don't wait for the form to arrive. We recommend reconciling your wallet activity now to ensure the cost basis reported by your exchange matches your actual records, preventing you from being overtaxed on "untracked" gains.

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