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Updated · IRS Notice 2014-21 · CoinGecko

Crypto is taxed as property in the US: every sale, swap, and spend is a taxable event under IRS Notice 2014-21. Long-term gains (held over 365 days) get capital gains rates of 0%, 15%, or 20%; short-term gains are taxed at ordinary income rates. Staking rewards are ordinary income at fair market value on receipt. DCA flattens entry timing but does not change the tax treatment of each lot. All math cited to IRS guidance and CoinGecko exchange-weighted prices.

Written and maintained by Jere Salmisto, Founder, CalcFi. Updated .

Formulas and data sourced from IRS Notice 2014-21 (virtual currency guidance), IRS Form 8949 instructions, and CoinGecko weighted exchange averages. Methodology at /about/editorial. Published by CalcFi Editorial.

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