Form 1099-DA: Track the Key Milestones & Updates

Understand the Journey of Form 1099-DA from proposal to implementation.

Timeline

Proposal:

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) signed by President Biden, requiring crypto exchanges and platforms to report digital asset transactions to the IRS.November 2021

Draft Release:

The IRS released the first draft of Form 1099-DA for public comments.April 2023

Final Regulations:

The IRS announced the final regulations on reporting requirements for custodial brokers regarding digital assets.June 2024

Updated Draft:

The IRS posted an early draft of the updated Form 1099-DA, reflecting the final regulations and including transitional relief.August 9, 2024

Public Comment Period:

The IRS opened a 30-day comment period for the updated draft. August 14, 2024

Updated Draft:

The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released draft Instructions for Form 1099-DA.September 9, 2024

Effective Date:

Form 1099-DA reporting required for transactions occurring on or after this date.January 1, 2025

Cost Basis:

Beginning on this date brokers are required to begin tracking cost-basis information on assets acquired by their customersJanuary 1, 2025

Filing Requirement:

Brokers are required to file Forms 1099-DA for transactions from 2025.Early 2026

Initial Reporting:

Brokers are required to file gross-proceeds information on sale of assets in the 2025 tax year, if available they have the option of reporting cost-basis on those transactionsFebruary 2026

First Penalty Notices:

Initial notices for penalties assessed for missing or incorrect TINs on account holders assessed. Tax ID penalties are not included in the existing grace-period and should be considered prior to all filings

February 2026

Complete Reporting:

All transactions are expected to report gain/loss as well as basis and sale pricesFebruary 2027

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