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    Gain on coins (crypto) held for more than one year

    archa5
    Level 2

    Should we use the form 4797 now to show sale of crypto held for more than a year?
    It is classified as property not securities nowadays. 

     

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    dascpa
    Level 12

    Form 8949 flowing to Schedule D. It is treated the same as any other non-business capital asset.

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    dascpa
    Level 12

    Form 8949 flowing to Schedule D. It is treated the same as any other non-business capital asset.

    Just-Lisa-Now-
    Level 15
    Level 15
    They're still investment property, not business property, and reported on Sch D.

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    Terry53029
    Level 15
    Level 15

    The IRS classified Bit Coin "property" a few years ago treating it the same as other assets such as, stocks and bonds, and it receives the same treatment. 

    archa5
    Level 2

    Yes. Investment property

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    archa5
    Level 2

    Yes. It is investment property. Agree.

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