In light of the cryptocurrency explosion in the last six or so months, many people might need to avail themselves of the new 'Crypto Tax Prep' service from Happy Tax. As the name suggests, the service helps people who've been involved in the crypto market to understand how to properly file their taxes with regard to the futuristic currency.
To be sure, cryptocurrency is so novel that it isn't explicitly part of any tax code. That can make it difficult for tax professionals to understand how to file gains on cryptocurrency investments -- let alone the average person. With Crypto Tax Prep, Happy Tax provides consumers with specially trained cryptocurrency CPAs who know how to handle accounting in the crypto space.
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'Crypto Tax Prep' by Happy Tax Helps Sort Out Taxes on Crypto Gains
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