Taxes and accounting

Crypto taxes and bookkeeping for small businesses

What the IRS treats as a taxable event, what records to keep, and how a crypto sale lands in your books. Not tax advice.

Accepting crypto does not change what you owe so much as what you have to record. A sale is still revenue. The wrinkle is that crypto is treated as property, so the moment you receive it and the moment you convert it can each matter for your books.

These articles explain the record-keeping in plain terms and show what a clean paper trail looks like. They are educational, not a substitute for your accountant.

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