Answering Your Crypto Questions for the 2022 Tax Return

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Over the last year, many Americans have diversified their investments and made significant income on assets like cryptocurrencies and NFTs. These asset classes are relatively new for a majority of Americans, so the experts at Jackson Hewitt have compiled a list of items filers should know ahead of Tax Day 2022.

I bought some NFTs and crypto in the last year. What should I know about paying taxes on them?

Note: the IRS is watching this area closely, and there is a question on the front of the tax return to make sure you meet the criteria.

This tax advice is brought to you by our partner Jackson Hewitt.

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