IRS releases draft digital asset tax form
The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released a draft tax form for reporting digital asset transactions, applicable for tax filings in 2025. The form, known as 1099-DA, is used to report digital asset earnings by brokers. According to the instructions on the recipient form, brokers, including non-custodial wallet providers, are required to report the earnings from digital asset disposals to the IRS. A cryptocurrency tax expert emphasized that the IRS collecting certain data points (such as wallet addresses) "could raise significant privacy and security concerns."
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