What is the difference between 1099-k and 1099 in the context of cryptocurrency transactions?

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• Nov 26, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Alright, let's break it down. The 1099-k form is all about the transactions you make on a specific cryptocurrency exchange. It's like a report card that shows how much money you've made from buying and selling cryptocurrencies on that exchange. On the other hand, the 1099 form is more like a general income report. It covers all your income from various sources, including cryptocurrency. So, if you're earning money from other crypto-related activities like mining or peer-to-peer trading, you might receive a 1099 form to report that income. Think of the 1099-k as the exchange-specific form and the 1099 as the all-encompassing income form.
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