Published July 9, 2026 · CoinTaxReporting

Gemini Tax Forms 2026 – How to Get and Use Your Crypto Tax Documents

Gemini is one of the most compliant US crypto exchanges when it comes to tax reporting. Here is how to access your forms and file accurately.

What Tax Forms Does Gemini Provide?

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How to Download Your Gemini Tax Documents

  1. Log into Gemini at gemini.com
  2. Go to Account → Settings → Statements & History
  3. Select "Tax Documents" for your 1099 forms
  4. Download transaction history under "Transaction History"
  5. Forms are typically available by January 31

Reporting Gemini Trading Gains

Every crypto sale on Gemini is a taxable event. Your 1099-DA will show gross proceeds. You need to match this with your cost basis:

Gemini Earn and Staking Income

Income from Gemini Earn (now discontinued) and staking programs is taxed as ordinary income at fair market value when received. This appears on Form 1099-MISC.

You then also have a new cost basis in those earned coins. When you sell them later, any gain from the date received is a separate capital gain event.

Gemini Custody and ActiveTrader

All trading activity on Gemini, including the ActiveTrader pro interface, is subject to the same tax rules. High-frequency traders should use crypto tax software to handle hundreds of trades automatically.

International Users

Non-US Gemini users may receive different forms or no forms at all. However, you are still obligated to report crypto gains in your home country. Export your transaction history and use local tax rules.

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Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. For individual tax advice, consult a licensed tax professional.