BUSINESSES ACCEPTING CRYPTO
Clear reporting for crypto payments received as part of normal business operations.
Accept Crypto Payments Without Filing Confusion
If your business accepts crypto as payment, those transactions still count as business income. Each payment received must be recorded at the correct value, even if the crypto is later held, converted, or transferred.
Without proper tracking, crypto payments can be missed, misvalued, or reported inconsistently. This can create gaps between your business records and what payment platforms or exchanges report.
KEEP CRYPTO PAYMENTS PROPERLY RECORDED
Accurate reporting of crypto income
Crypto received for goods or services is recorded as business income at the correct value.
Clear tracking across wallets and platforms
Payments received through wallets, payment processors, or exchanges are organized to avoid missing records.
Support for business tax filing
Clean records make it easier to file business returns and reduce the need for corrections.
Keep Your Crypto Business Records Organized in 4 Steps
Start With A Quick Review
Review how your business accepts crypto, which wallets are used, and how payments are handled.
Share Payment Records
Provide wallet activity, invoices, and payment history through the secure client portal.
Review Transactions
Crypto payments are reviewed and categorized as business income and related activity.
Reporting and Support
Clear records are maintained to support tax filing and ongoing business reporting.
Experience You Can Rely On
Work with a CPA who regularly handles complex digital asset activity. Experience includes trading across multiple exchanges, DeFi participation, NFTs, staking, mining, and other evolving use cases. The focus is on understanding how activity actually works so reporting is accurate, compliant, and defensible.