Guides
Troubleshooting first. Each guide cites IRS pages and marks what we could not confirm.
1099-DA Cost Basis Missing: What It Means and What to Do
Why basis may be blank and how to rebuild it.
1099-DA vs Form 8949: How They Fit Together
How the two forms fit together and which box applies.
1099-DA Shows the Wrong Cost Basis: What to Do
Check lots and dates, ask the filer for a correction.
1099-DA After Moving Crypto Between Exchanges: Basis
Transfers in, boxes 12a/12b, lot order.
No 1099-DA? You Still Have to Report Crypto
Yes: report even without a form.
1099-DA Box-by-Box Guide (Including Box 1f)
Box 1f is proceeds; box 1g is cost basis.
1099-DA and Stablecoins: What Gets Reported
What brokers report and what you still owe.
Crypto Wash Sale Rule in 2026: What Applies, What Doesn't
What applies and what is only proposed.
1099-DA Due Date 2027: When Brokers Send the Form
Recipient copies expected Feb 16, 2027.
Crypto Taxes Due April 2027: Extension and Form 4868
An extension to file is not an extension to pay.
Corrected 1099-DA Arrives After You Filed: What to Do
Corrected forms come from the issuer.
Crypto Year-End 2026: Records Checklist Before Jan 1
Records to export before Jan 1.
Koinly vs CoinLedger for Form 1099-DA: What to Compare
Neutral checklist to compare the two (Ad).
1099-DA vs 1099-B: Which Form Covers Your Crypto?
Which form applies to which sale.
Covered vs Noncovered Crypto on 1099-DA: Basis Rules
Covered vs noncovered: who reports basis.
Crypto Tax Software vs Spreadsheet vs Preparer (1099-DA)
Three ways to get it done (Ad).
Digital Assets Question on Form 1040: Yes or No?
How to answer the Form 1040 digital asset question.
Paid in Crypto for Work: Ordinary Income and Basis
Crypto pay is ordinary income; that value is your basis.
Crypto Gifts and Donations: Basis and Holding Period
Gifts and donations: basis and holding period.
Crypto Losses: The $3,000 Limit and Carryover
The $3,000 limit and loss carryover.