The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) is stepping up its crackdown on crypto tax evasion through its Criminal Investigation Division ahead of the April 15 tax filing deadline.

The key change this year is the implementation of Form 1099-DA, which requires brokers to report users' total digital asset transaction amounts, but currently does not mandate reporting the cost basis, so investors need to calculate their own costs to avoid overpaying taxes.
Data shows that 61% of American crypto investors are still unfamiliar with the new regulations.
Official warnings state that voluntarily reporting is far less risky than being caught, as serious tax fraud can lead to hefty fines and imprisonment.
(DL News)