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What is IRS Form 1099-DA?

Form 1099-DA (Digital Asset Proceeds) is the IRS information return used to report proceeds from digital-asset transactions (cryptocurrency, NFTs, qualifying stablecoins, tokenized assets, and similar digital representations of value) that brokers effect for customers. The form is intended to bring digital-asset reporting in line with other broker reporting regimes.

This form helps ensure taxpayers accurately report their digital asset gains and losses.

Typically, Form 1099-DA is issued when:

A customer sells or exchanges cryptocurrency on a brokered platform.
NFTs or tokens are traded or redeemed on a covered platform.
Stablecoins are converted (as defined under the instructions) in reportable transactions.
Any brokered transaction involving digital assets occurs.

Any brokered transaction involving digital assets occurs.

To complete your filing with TaxZerone, gather the following:

Filer Information: Name, EIN, and Address
Recipient Information: Name, TIN, and Address (TIN matching recommended).
Transaction Details: Type of digital asset, date acquired (if available), date disposed, quantity/units, transaction identifier(s) where applicable.
Financial details (2025 reporting): Gross proceeds from the sale/exchange are required for 2025 transactions. Cost basis and gain/loss information are not required for sales effected in 2025 (brokers may voluntarily report basis for 2025, but are not required to). Mandatory basis/gain reporting and related boxes apply more broadly for 2026 and later as described in IRS guidance.

You can also upload your filings in bulk using our pre-formatted Excel templates.

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Who Must File Form 1099-DA?

You are required to file Form 1099-DA if you are a:

Digital asset broker or exchange
Hosted wallet provider
Payment processor facilitating crypto payments
Platform that enables trading or redemption of NFTs,
tokens, or stablecoins

Note: Only brokers and intermediaries are required to file. Individual taxpayers do not file 1099-DA; they receive it to help report gains or losses on their personal tax returns.

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3 Simple Steps to Complete Your Form 1099-DA E-filing

Filing your Form 1099-DA with TaxZerone is fast, easy, and secure. Here’s how you can do it in just three simple steps:

Enter Information:
Log in to TaxZerone, choose Form 1099-DA, and fill in broker, recipient, and transaction details using our guided interface.
Review & Submit:
Our platform validates your form for IRS compliance, helping prevent errors or rejections. Once reviewed,
e-file it directly with the IRS.
Share Borrower Copies:
After filing, send copies to customers via:
1. ZeroneVault: Encrypted digital delivery
2. Postal Mail: Printed and mailed copies
3. Download: Secure PDF download from your account

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Why Choose TaxZerone for Form 1099-DA E-filing?

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Our system automatically validates your Form 1099-DA entries before submission, helping prevent rejections and penalties by catching missing or incorrect details.

Share Recipient Copies

Once filed, quickly send recipient copies digitally via ZeroneVault or opt for postal delivery-no manual mailing required.

Fast Bulk Filing Option

Need to file dozens or hundreds of 1099-DA forms? Easily upload multiple records in one go and streamline your entire reporting process.

Best Price in the Industry

Enjoy affordable rates based on your filing volume. With TaxZerone, you save both time and money-without compromising on accuracy.

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Our intuitive form-filing tool walks you through each step no technical skills or tax expertise needed.

Guided Filing

Access smart prompts and
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Form 1099-DA Filing Deadlines – 2024 Tax Year

Provide recipient copy

Due Date: February 17, 2026

File with IRS (e-file)

Due Date: March 31, 2026

File with the IRS (paper)

Due Date: February 28, 2026

Note: Deadlines may shift if they fall on weekends or holidays.

E-filing Available 2026

Penalties

Late, incorrect, or missing filings for information returns (including 1099-DA) can lead to the following penalties
per form (for tax year 2025 reports due in 2026):

When filing is late or incorrect	Penalty per form
Within 30 days of due date	$60
More than 30 days but by August 1	$130
After August 1, or not filed at all	$330
If filer intentionally disregards filing requirements	$660 (no upper limit)

Penalties are adjusted annually for inflation and subject to maximums depending on business size.

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Common Use Cases

Reporting crypto-to-fiat sales
Recording NFT trades or redemptions
Reporting stablecoin conversions
Digital asset brokers reporting customer exchanges

Want to know if your situation requires a 1099-DA? Contact our support team -we’ll help you determine eligibility.

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Use our filing scheduler to select a future date for submission. This allows:

Recipient review in advance
Early error detection
On-time delivery before deadlines

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Why Not File Form 1099-DA Manually?

Filing on paper may seem simple—but it can cost you more timeand money in the long run due to delays and manual errors.

Common Drawbacks of Manual Filing:

Time-consuming: Requires printing, addressing envelopes, and visiting the post office
Higher error risk: No validations, leading to IRS rejections
No tracking: You won’t know if the IRS or recipient received the form
Delayed processing: Paper forms take longer to process than electronic submissions
No audit protection: Manual errors may result in penalties or correction forms

Benefits of E-filing with TaxZerone:

Instantly submit forms to the IRS
Auto-checks for TIN mismatches and missing fields
Schedule filing dates to stay ahead of deadlines
Recipient copies sent via ZeroneVault or mail
Access to support if you need help at any step

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Frequently Asked Questions

1.Can I file Form 1099-DA electronically?

Yes! TaxZerone is IRS-authorized to support electronic submission of Form 1099-DA.

2. What’s the difference between Form 1099-DA and Form 1099-B?

Form 1099-DA is used exclusively for digital asset transactions, while Form 1099-B reports securities and commodities sales.

3. Does TaxZerone offer bulk filing for brokers

Absolutely! TaxZerone supports bulk filing for 1099-DA forms—simply upload multiple records at once to save time and effort.

4. Do I need to file Form 1099-DA if I only trade digital assets personally?

No. Individual taxpayers don’t file Form 1099-DA; they will receive it from brokers to report gains/losses on their tax return.

5. Can I file both Form 1099-DA and other 1099 forms for the same recipient?

Yes. If you handle multiple transaction types (e.g., securities and digital assets), you may need to file different 1099 forms as required.

6. How can I ensure my Form 1099-DA is accepted by the IRS?

Use TaxZerone’s built-in validation checks before submission. Our system automatically flags missing or incorrect data.

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File IRS Form 1099-DA Online for the 2025 Tax Year

Affordable Pricing

What is IRS Form 1099-DA?

Any brokered transaction involving digital assets occurs.

Who Must File Form 1099-DA?

3 Simple Steps to Complete Your Form 1099-DA E-filing

Enter Information:

Review & Submit:

Share Borrower Copies:

Why Choose TaxZerone for Form 1099-DA E-filing?

Built-in IRS Checks

Share Recipient Copies

Fast Bulk Filing Option

Best Price in the Industry

Step-by-Step Filing Interface

Guided Filing

Form 1099-DA Filing Deadlines – 2024 Tax Year

Provide recipient copy

File with IRS (e-file)

File with the IRS (paper)

Penalties

E-file Form 1099-DA Pricing Calculator

Common Use Cases

Pro Tip

Why Not File Form 1099-DA Manually?

Common Drawbacks of Manual Filing:

Benefits of E-filing with TaxZerone:

Ready to E-file IRS Form 1099-DA?

Frequently Asked Questions

1.Can I file Form 1099-DA electronically?

2. What’s the difference between Form 1099-DA and Form 1099-B?

3. Does TaxZerone offer bulk filing for brokers

4. Do I need to file Form 1099-DA if I only trade digital assets personally?

5. Can I file both Form 1099-DA and other 1099 forms for the same recipient?

6. How can I ensure my Form 1099-DA is accepted by the IRS?

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