Crypto.com Tax Reporting 2026 – Complete US Filing Guide
Crypto.com is one of the world's largest exchanges with millions of US users. From CRO staking to Visa card cashback, every Crypto.com transaction has tax implications.
Does Crypto.com Report to the IRS?
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Start for free →Yes. Crypto.com issues Form 1099-DA for US users who sold or exchanged crypto, and 1099-MISC for income-type rewards over $600. Both forms are sent to the IRS.
How to Download Crypto.com Tax Documents
- Log into Crypto.com App or Exchange
- Go to Account → Tax Reports
- Download your 1099-DA and full transaction history CSV
- Crypto.com integrates directly with major crypto tax software
CRO Token Taxes
- Selling CRO → capital gain/loss
- CRO staking rewards → ordinary income at FMV when received
- CRO used to pay fees → taxable disposal of CRO
Crypto.com Earn – Interest Income
Crypto.com Earn pays interest on deposited crypto. This interest is taxable as ordinary income at fair market value when credited – regardless of whether you withdraw it.
Visa Card Cashback in CRO
CRO cashback rewards are taxable as ordinary income at fair market value when received. Each cashback payment creates a small income event and a new cost basis for the CRO received.
NFT Marketplace Taxes
Buying NFTs with crypto on Crypto.com = disposal of that crypto (taxable). Selling an NFT = capital gain/loss on the NFT itself.
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Start for free →Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. For individual tax advice, consult a licensed tax professional.