Cryptocurrencies occupy an interesting space in tax law. They are treated as property, and as such you are required to claim short- and long-term capital gains/losses on your tax returns.
Cryptocurrencies occupy an interesting space in tax law. They are treated as property, and as such you are required to claim short- and long-term capital gains/losses on your tax returns. Some digital asset exchanges (ie. Coinbase and Gemini) will send US investors 1099-K forms if they have over...