What this page is best for
Use this page when you want a quick federal estimate for a single digital-asset sale plus any reward income you received during the year. It is not a replacement for lot-by-lot crypto tax software, but it is a fast planning tool for a common scenario.
How this calculator works
- Treat digital assets as property for federal tax purposes, matching the IRS digital-asset framework.
- Classify sale outcomes as short-term or long-term and combine taxable rewards or service income with ordinary income.
- Estimate tax from the blended result and reflect the federal value of capital losses within the planning limits used on the page.
Example scenario
A taxpayer with staking income and a mix of short-term and long-term crypto sales can use this page to see how ordinary income from rewards interacts with capital gains and losses in a single federal estimate.
Direct sources for this page
Current IRS digital-asset tax framework.
Used for ordinary income and short-term gain estimates.
Property sales and dispositions background.
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