Crypto Taxes Are Changing: IRS Wash Sale Rules & 1099-DA Breakdown
About this episode
This episode discusses the upcoming changes in IRS crypto tax reporting and their implications for investors.
The IRS is moving toward stricter crypto tax reporting through expanded 1099-DA requirements and potential application of wash sale rules to digital assets. In this episode, we break down what is actually changing, how it affects crypto investors, and why this represents a major shift in how digital assets are tracked and taxed. We cover: • How wash sale rules may apply to crypto transactions • What 1099-DA reporting means for exchanges and investors • How IRS visibility into wallet activity is increasing • Why compliance risk is rising even for retail traders • What to expect for 2025–2026 tax filing cycles • The broader direction of crypto tax enforcement in the United States This episode is an educational breakdown based on current regulatory developments and is not financial or legal advice.
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