Background Info
Terminology
Relevant Forms
Charitable Contributions
True/False
100

This government agency has not established specific tax rules for digital assets in the U.S.

What is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)?

100

This term describes how digital assets are treated for tax purposes at the federal level in the U.S.

What is property?

100

This U.S. tax form now requires reporting of digital assets, expanding beyond just virtual currency for all individuals?

What is Form 1040?

100

Digital assets that are donated follow the same rules as this asset.

What is property?

100

T/F: All U.S states follow the same legislation regarding the tax of digital assets

What is false?

200

This date is when the new proposed regulations by the IRS are supposed to go into effect.

What is January 2025?

200

This term refers to the difference between the fair market value and the tax basis of a digital asset at the time of a transaction.

What is a capital gain or loss?

200

This form must be filed for a digital asset sold, traded, exchanged, paid, or transferred.

What is Form 8949?

200

Charitable Contributions related to the tax-exempt purpose are recognized at this value

What is fair market value?

200

T/F: A taxpayer can recognize a loss on a digital asset that declines in value

What is false?

300

This Act marked the first time the Internal Revenue Code recognized digital assets.

What is The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act?

300

This term describes the tax treatment of digital assets used for employee compensation in the U.S.

What is ordinary income?

300

This form, enacted on January 1, 2024, requires reporting by those who receive digital assets in exchange for goods and services for any transaction worth more than $10,000

What is Section 6050I?

300

This is needed for charitable contributions beyond $5,000

What is a qualified appraisal?

300

T/F: When a digital asset becomes entirely worthless, it is treated as an ordinary loss

What is true?