This confused me every year. Coinbase says I had taxable activity in 2023. Looking at my account, realized gain is "0.00". Estimate miscellaneous income is "$.087". The say they do not have any tax documents for me. Do I really need to file this 87 cents? If so, under what? Thanks.
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What is the miscellaneous income for? You are obviously under the thresholds below, so Coinbase is not required to send you a 1099-MISC form.
If you received certain payments above certain amounts for your trade or business unrelated to nonemployee compensation for the following items, they will typically be reported to you on Form 1099-MISC:
It was 87 cents ($0.87) for "rewards". They do not explain what that is for. Doesn't seem like $0.87 would apply to any of the things in the list you sent unless I am missing something. Why would Coinbase call this "taxable activity"? That $0.87 It is the only activity I had with the company in 2023.
This may be staking rewards.
The IRS has ruled that staking rewards only become taxable once the taxpayer "acquires the ability to transfer, sell, exchange, or otherwise dispose of the cryptocurrency."
You will need to convert your staking rewards to US dollars if they have not been issued as U.S. dollars. Here is how to enter your staking rewards in TurboTax Online as other income:
The entries will be reported:
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