What attendees will learn:
- How Form 1099-DA works, what it reports now, and what's coming in subsequent years
- The account-based methodology under Revenue Procedure 2024-28 and why most Bitcoin holders are non-compliant
- How the IRS automated matching system turns 1099-DA data into enforcement notices and audits
- The coverage gap between custodial and non-custodial environments and what it means for builders
- Key policy debates shaping Bitcoin tax including the wash sales, staking, de minimis, DeFi broker definition
- What builders and founders need to understand about protocol design and downstream compliance risk
- How CARF extends the compliance era globally
- Why the burden of proof in audits sits with the taxpayer, not the IRS and what that means for legacy holders with incomplete records
- How IRS audits will actually work in practice
Prerequisites: Basic familiarity with Bitcoin. No tax background required.
Speaker: Patrick Camuso, CPA. Founder of Camuso CPA, AICPA Digital Asset Task Force member, co-published in Tax Notes with the former head of the IRS Office of Digital Assets. Spoke at TabConf 6 and TabConf 7 and ETH Denver 2026 on this topic.
Village preference: Main stage. Spoke on main stage at TabConf 7. Happy to discuss placement with organizers.
What attendees will learn:
Prerequisites: Basic familiarity with Bitcoin. No tax background required.
Speaker: Patrick Camuso, CPA. Founder of Camuso CPA, AICPA Digital Asset Task Force member, co-published in Tax Notes with the former head of the IRS Office of Digital Assets. Spoke at TabConf 6 and TabConf 7 and ETH Denver 2026 on this topic.
Village preference: Main stage. Spoke on main stage at TabConf 7. Happy to discuss placement with organizers.