Accounting Built for Crypto & Web3
Wallet-level activity, token compensation and broker reporting that now reaches the IRS before you do. We turn on-chain chaos into reconciled books and defensible returns.
- Wallet & exchange reconciliation
- Gain/loss lot tracking
- Token & staking income treatment
- Tax filing by a CPA & EA
Crypto accounting is property accounting at high frequency. Every swap is a disposal, every reward is income, and the IRS now receives broker data directly. Records win.
Reconciliation across wallets and exchanges
We consolidate exchange exports and on-chain activity into a single ledger with per-lot cost basis — the foundation everything else stands on.
Income vs gains, classified correctly
- Staking, mining and reward income at fair value on receipt
- Trading gains and losses, short vs long term, lot by lot
- Tokens received as payment booked as revenue with a basis trail
The 1099-DA era
Brokers now report digital-asset sales to the IRS. Returns that don't reconcile to that data are the new audit trigger — matched books are the defense.
Entities, DAOs and founders
LLC vs C-corp for a web3 project, token allocations to founders, and foreign-owner 5472 duties when the LLC's owner is abroad — structure questions we handle before they become amendment projects.
FAQ
My exchange history is a mess. Fixable?
Almost always — we rebuild basis from exports and chain data. Gaps get documented assumptions, not guesses.
How is DeFi activity treated?
Swaps are disposals; liquidity and lending rewards are generally income on receipt. Positions get mapped case by case with a consistent, documented method.
Do you answer the digital-asset question on returns?
Yes — truthfully, with the records behind it. That checkbox is a perjury statement; we make sure the books support the answer.
On-chain books, off-chain peace
Reconciled wallets, per-lot gains and CPA-signed returns that match what the IRS already received.