IRS Guidance on Taxation for Virtual Currency
Covers the new guidance on the taxation of virtual currency, frequently asked questions and what you need to know as a tax practitioner or personal financial planner.
Format
Online
NASBA Field of Study
Taxes
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
1.5
Author(s)
Kirk Phillips
Availability
1 year
- Understand the taxation of hard forks and air drops
- Distinguish what cost basis methods are acceptable.
- Determine the fair market value of received virtual currency.
- Understand check-the-box requirements for crypto disclosure.
- Maintain backup documentation and records.
- Understand what guidance is most important to taxpayers and tax practitioners and what AICPA comments were addressed by the new IRS guidance.
- Taxation of hard forks and air drops
- What cost basis methods are acceptable
- Fair market value of received virtual currency
- Check-the-box requirements for crypto disclosure
- Maintaining backup documentation and records
- The latest IRS guidance, FAQs, and AICPA comments
Virtual currency taxation can be cryptic. We can help.
The IRS has released new guidance on the taxation of virtual currency, expanding on guidance it released in 2014, to help taxpayers better understand their reporting obligations for specific transactions involving virtual currency. The new guidance includes Revenue Ruling 2019-24 and FAQs.
This CPE self-study course covers the new guidance, FAQs, and what you need to know as a tax practitioner or personal financial planner to answer your clients' questions.
Note: Get this self−study course free when you purchase Blockchain and Virtual Currency Implications for Tax.
- Tax practitioners and personal financial planners who want to understand the latest IRS guidance on taxation of virtual currency and how it will affect them
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