Cryptocurrency tax attorney · 32 years · $100M+ resolved
Crypto taxes, handled like the IRS is watching. It is.
Exchanges report. The blockchain remembers. Whether you need this year reported right, past years cleaned up, or an enforcement letter answered, this library covers it - and the attorney behind it has been in front of the IRS for three decades.
57
Crypto tax guides
32
Years before the IRS
$100M+
Tax debt resolved
50
States represented
Three jobs, one practice
Get this year right
Staking, DeFi, NFTs, swaps, mining, airdrops - every transaction type has a rule, and the 1099-DA era means the IRS sees the gross numbers. Basis and method are where your money lives.
Clean up past years
Unreported years, phantom gains, lost records, dead exchanges. The comeback paths are real, and voluntary correction before detection remains the strongest protection in the system.
Answer the IRS
CP2000s with crypto numbers, the 6174 letter family, summonses, audits, and collection. Enforcement runs on procedure, and procedure is a tax attorney's home turf.
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All 57 →Enforcement & Audits · 2 min
What Happens If You Don't Report Crypto to the IRS
The IRS treats unreported cryptocurrency as tax evasion.
Reporting & Transactions · 3 min
The IRS Cryptocurrency Reporting Guide: What to Report, Where It Goes, and What Triggers an Audit
Most crypto taxpayers don't get caught because they cheated.
Fixing Past Years · 2 min
Phantom Crypto Gains: You Lost Money But Still Owe the IRS
You sold crypto at a profit, reinvested, watched it crash, and now owe taxes on money you no longer have.
Fixing Past Years · 2 min
Cryptocurrency Back Taxes: How to File and What to Expect
Years of unfiled crypto returns create a compounding problem.
Reporting & Transactions · 2 min
Staking Rewards and IRS Taxation: When Are They Income?
The IRS says staking rewards are taxable income when received.
Planning & Special Situations · 2 min
Crypto Tax-Loss Harvesting: Legal Strategies to Reduce Your Tax Bill
Selling losing crypto positions to offset gains is legal and effective - but the rules are changing.
Your wallet history is already on the record. Your strategy is not.
One call with a tax attorney - privileged from the first minute - sorts out what to report, what to fix, and what it costs. No judgment.
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