Robert W. Wood

The Internal Revenue Service has already changed its deadlines to July 15, so if you are not ready to file your crypto taxes in a month, you should ask for an extension.

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the IRS is updating some important guidelines and procedures to make them easier.

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the IRS is taking some important measures but taxpayers could be under threat.

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Internal Revenue Service tries to help taxpayers to not lose this economic battle.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Internal Revenue Service has delayed tax payment deadlines by 90 days, and later the date for filing returns has also been changed.

The Internal Revenue Service classifies crypto as property and now wants to know whether or not you acquired any financial interest from cryptocurrency in the last year.

The rules and regulations surrounding cryptocurrency are complex, but accurate reporting is crucial to avoiding penalties.

The IRS is hunting crypto user identities. If you are audited, should you hire a professional or do it yourself?

Some in the crypto community have embraced Puerto Rico. Could it be the country for you?

“Willful” vs. “non-willful” tax flubs with crypto transactions have huge consequences with the IRS.

More than 10,000 taxpayers with crypto transactions will receive letters from the IRS by the end of August.

It might be possible to have your trust pay the lower corporate tax rate of 21% rather than your individual crypto tax rate.

How and why to pay taxes in crypto.

After a 10 year run, the OVDP will formally close on September 28, 2018, and some people are rushing to get in.

Say ‘Hello’ to crypto trusts.

How the IRS is going to tax your future income.

In fact, the biggest crypto tax debate still seems to be about 1031.

IRS marks cryptocurrency as property, it might prompt you to consider the concept of ownership.

You can give cryptocurrency as a gift and it doesn’t trigger income taxes. But the IRS is unlikely to be persuaded unless you document it.

Every time you transfer crypto into fiat, you might trigger gain or loss.

Although there is not yet an IRS amnesty for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency taxpayers, there still is one for offshore accounts.

Cryptocurrencies as property, interest for crypto loans and more from our expert tax lawyer.

Downloading and exporting transactions in cybercoins or copying it all down can be of bright service when IRS makes it to the cryptoworld. What happens though if there are holes in your records?

Using the example of Coinbase Robert Wood explained why cryptocurrency holders will not have any chance to stay in shadow.

Trades between two cryptocurrencies may or may not qualify as nontaxable “like kind” exchanges, but new bill would nix that possibility.

Cryptocurrency loans have their unique problems with taxes leading to some new challenges.

Tax attorney gives tips on how to deal with Bitcoin and the IRS.

Robert Wood, a tax lawyer, discusses how and when to pay tax on Bitcoin transactions.

Why IRS just wouldn’t let Bitcoin go and what you can do about it.