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California's DFAL Is Now in Force: Does Your Small Business Need a Crypto License?
·mike

California's DFAL Is Now in Force: Does Your Small Business Need a Crypto License?

California's Digital Financial Assets Law (DFAL) took full effect July 1, 2026, with penalties up to $100,000 per day for unlicensed crypto activity. Who needs a DFPI license, who qualifies for the merchant and $50,000 de minimis exemptions, and what the NMLS application requires.

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crypto-compliance
cryptocurrency
The CLARITY Act Senate Showdown: What Crypto Market-Structure Rules Could Mean for Your Business's Digital Assets
·mike

The CLARITY Act Senate Showdown: What Crypto Market-Structure Rules Could Mean for Your Business's Digital Assets

The CLARITY Act cleared the House 294-134, but as of mid-July 2026 markets give it roughly 43% odds of passing the Senate before the August recess. Here's what the crypto market-structure bill means for businesses holding digital assets — and why FASB's ASU 2023-08 fair-value accounting rules already apply regardless of the vote.

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crypto-compliance
Accepting Cryptocurrency Donations: A Nonprofit's Guide to Gift Acceptance, Valuation, and IRS Substantiation
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Accepting Cryptocurrency Donations: A Nonprofit's Guide to Gift Acceptance, Valuation, and IRS Substantiation

Nonprofits accepting cryptocurrency gifts over $5,000 cannot rely on exchange prices for tax substantiation — IRS Chief Counsel Advice 202302012 requires a qualified appraisal, and ASU 2023-08 now mandates fair-value accounting for any crypto a nonprofit holds past the point of receipt.

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Form 1099-DA: What Crypto Investors and Exchanges Need to Know About the IRS's New Digital Asset Tax Form
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Form 1099-DA: What Crypto Investors and Exchanges Need to Know About the IRS's New Digital Asset Tax Form

Form 1099-DA, the IRS's first dedicated information return for digital asset broker transactions, is being issued for tax year 2025 during the 2026 filing season. A practical guide to the broker definition, the DeFi carve-out, the 2025 gross-proceeds-only phase-in versus 2026 basis reporting, the wallet-by-wallet basis tracking rule, and how to reconcile the form to your own records before filing.

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digital-assets
The Complete Guide to Cryptocurrency Accounting with Beancount.io
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The Complete Guide to Cryptocurrency Accounting with Beancount.io

Master cryptocurrency accounting with Beancount.io. Learn to track Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi activities, staking rewards, and ensure tax compliance with plain-text accounting. Complete guide for crypto investors and traders.

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crypto-accounting
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