Crypto taxes

belovedxiaomin20 — Fri, 11 Apr 2025 04:55:28 GMT

Tax for Crypto:

I just purchase the ETH and withdraw it. I do not make any trading at all. There is no gain or loss regarding this. Do I still need to report it in the tax?

Re: Crypto taxes

DaveF1006 — Fri, 11 Apr 2025 15:34:09 GMT

If you only purchased Ethereum (ETH) and withdrew it immediately without selling, trading, or using it for transactions, you do not need to report it as taxable income. The IRS generally considers taxable events to include:

Selling cryptocurrency for fiat currency (USD, etc.).
Trading one cryptocurrency for another.
Using cryptocurrency to purchase goods or services.
Earning cryptocurrency through mining, staking, or rewards.

However, the IRS does ask taxpayers to answer a digital asset question on their tax return, even if they didn’t engage in taxable transactions. You need to check “No” on the form if you only purchased and withdrew ETH without any taxable events.

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Crypto taxes

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