As the tax year comes to a close, it’s a good time to pause and take stock of your crypto activity—not just what you’ve bought or sold, but how prepared you are for what comes next.
Every year, I see the same pattern: people wait until tax season to think about their crypto taxes, only to realize they’re missing data, unsure about gains and losses, or scrambling to figure out what they owe. Most of those issues can be reduced (or avoided entirely) with a little planning before the year ends.
That’s why I put together a short report called “Year-End Tax Tips for Crypto Investors.” It’s designed to walk you through a practical checklist of things worth reviewing before December 31, including:
- Making sure all your wallets and exchanges are properly tracked
- Reviewing gains and losses while there’s still time to act
- Understanding when losses actually help (and when they don’t)
- Setting aside funds for a potential tax bill
- Preparing your records so tax season is smoother and less stressful
This isn’t about predicting markets or finding loopholes. It’s about knowing where you stand, understanding your options, and avoiding unnecessary surprises later.
If you’ve bought, sold, traded, or held crypto this year, and you want a clearer picture of what to do before the year closes. You can claim the report here and use it as a simple guide to get organized.
A little preparation now can save a lot of frustration later.
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