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Business crypto tax is not the same as personal
If your business holds crypto, pays contractors in crypto, accepts crypto payments, or issues tokens, you have tax obligations that go far beyond a personal return. Payroll reporting, 1099 forms, corporate basis tracking, and state-level treatment all apply.
- Corporate treasury: Crypto holdings on the balance sheet must be marked appropriately (FASB ASU 2023-08)
- Crypto payroll: Paying employees or contractors in crypto triggers W-2 or 1099 reporting at FMV on the payment date
- Revenue recognition: Accepting crypto as payment creates revenue at FMV, plus a taxable event when later converted
- Token issuance: ICOs, airdrops, and DAO distributions have complex tax treatment
- State treatment varies: Some states follow federal treatment, others diverge significantly