Watch out for these tax red flags: crypto, investment losses and even gains
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Summary:After last year’s disruptive tax season full of temporary COVID-19 rule changes and other complications, the 2022 filing season is almost sleepy in comparison, especially for investors. If you’ve earned any money from investing, you should get a 1099 from the financial institution holding it – that even goes for crypto and for amounts that seem too small to merit a tax form.

After last year’s disruptive tax season full of temporary COVID-19 rule changes and other complications, the 2022 filing season is almost sleepy in comparison, especially for investors. If you’ve earned any money from investing, you should get a 1099 from the financial institution holding it – that even goes for crypto and for amounts that seem too small to merit a tax form.

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