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Whether you're dealing with an IRS audit or have questions about your crypto tax responsibilities, our top-tier cryptocurrency tax attorneys will provide assurance and clarity.
- 1,500+ cryptocurrency tax reports created
- Led by a tax attorney and CPA
- Specializing in crypto tax law since 2014


Crypto Tax Accountants in Miami
Are you tired of trying to handle crypto tax preparation by yourself?
With professional crypto tax services from Miami Crypto Cpa, you get a rock-solid crypto tax report (and no stress)!
Crypto evolves rapidly, leaving investors uncertain about key tax issues.
Our proficient crypto tax accountants can assist you with:
- Getting clear answers to your hardest tax inquiries
- Saving money on taxes while reducing the risk of audits and fines
- Making wise crypto tax choices with legal evaluation
Leaders in Crypto Tax Preparation
Miami Crypto Cpa is the go-to firm for other tax and financial professionals seeking cryptocurrency tax advice. Since 2014, we've assisted everyone from casual traders to major coin developers in reporting crypto taxes, reducing their tax burdens, and keeping money in their digital wallets.
The IRS is increasingly focusing on cryptocurrency—sending warnings to traders, directly inquiring whether taxpayers had any crypto involvement, and hiring experts for intensified cryptocurrency tax audits. The era of using cryptocurrency as a tax shelter is ending; if you wish to safeguard yourself and your assets from the IRS, our crypto tax specialists can assist.
While other tax attorneys and accounting professionals are rushing to understand crypto regulations, Miami Crypto Cpa has a firm foundation of expertise and competence. Discover the essentials of cryptocurrency & Bitcoin taxes here.
Contact us today for a private consultation with a top cryptocurrency tax expert.
Avoid an IRS Audit... or Worse
If you possess cryptocurrency that hasn't been reported, or was under-reported, you may be at risk for a cryptocurrency audit. As of 2019, the IRS began directly questioning taxpayers about any crypto involvement. If you answered "no" when it should have been "yes," the IRS might have grounds to pursue tax fraud charges.
If you find yourself in this situation, don't delay; contact us today. We will help navigate your options and keep you several steps ahead of the IRS.
Reporting Crypto Taxes for Past Years
Have you received a disturbing IRS letter claiming you owe crypto taxes for past years? You're not the only one; the IRS has been issuing thousands of these letters to cryptocurrency investors annually.
Fortunately, you likely owe less than what's claimed; we can assist in reconstructing crypto reports for past years, determining the correct amounts, and even negotiating your tax liability down to pennies on the dollar.
International Cryptocurrency Reporting
We often receive inquiries about specialized reports for cryptocurrency traded through international exchanges. The requirement is dependent on your trading volume and the value of your international crypto holdings.
Miami Crypto Cpa is one of the few firms focusing on both crypto taxes and international asset disclosure. There's no one better to help you understand your international cryptocurrency reporting obligations!
Book a private consultation today to discuss your case.
Meet your crypto tax defense team.
Exceptionally skilled crypto attorneys dedicated to your peace of mind.
Meet Our Team
We simplify the process of filing your crypto tax return
- Our team has prepared over 1,500 crypto tax reports since 2014.
- We can work with your chosen crypto tax software or assist you in selecting one.
- Don't fear IRS audits. We've successfully defended multiple crypto tax audits and know what the IRS looks for.
- Just provide your transaction history from each wallet, along with any received tax forms—we'll take care of crafting a resilient tax return!

Reporting crypto taxes safeguards your wallet (contrary to popular belief among traders). Why? After years of legal proceedings, many major exchanges now report to the IRS. However, they don't track your cost basis—meaning your taxable gains could be greatly exaggerated.
With new reporting mandates on Form 1099-DA, the IRS will soon receive unprecedented information about your trades. Yet, we expect important gaps in the data reported on 1099-DA.
Calculating your actual taxable gains requires intricate calculations and detailed knowledge of ever-changing, often convoluted laws governing cryptocurrency taxes. But that's why we're here!