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BlockFi Taxes Explained 2022: How Are Investment Taxes Handled?

By Beau Jordan on January 3, 2022

BlockFi is a cryptocurrency investing app created in 2017 that has increasingly grown in popularity over the last few years. One of the largest drivers of the growth is BlockFi’s ability to pay interest on supported cryptocurrencies stored on the platform. While other crypto platforms offer interest in crypto, BlockFi claims that it is the […]

Betterment Taxes Explained 2022: How Are Investment Taxes Handled?

By Ed Canty, CFP® on January 2, 2022

Betterment is required by law to report your investing activity to the IRS. However, that does not remove you from your obligation to file your own taxes for your investments. This involves inputting information on the forms sent to you from Betterment. To make things easier for you when it comes to taxes, Betterment allows […]

Robinhood Taxes Explained 2022: How Are Investment Taxes Handled?

By Cari Scribner on January 1, 2022

Robinhood, as well as other online investing platforms, is required by federal law to report your investment activity for the year to the IRS annually. When you open a Robinhood investing account, you give them your social security number, which will be used to report your investment income or losses to the IRS. Keep in […]

M1 Finance Taxes Explained 2022: How Are Investment Taxes Handled?

By Ed Canty, CFP® on December 31, 2021

When you sign up for an M1 Finance account, you have to give them certain information like your name, address, and social security number. This means that they are in fact reporting your investment activity to the IRS, which they have a legal obligation to do. That being said, it is important to understand and […]

Webull Taxes Explained 2022: How Are Investment Taxes Handled?

By Jason Dolan on December 30, 2021

Filing your taxes associated with Webull is the same process as it is with many other financial institutions. Webull will send you documents that show your overall trade outcomes for the year. You are then required to take that information and document it on your IRS tax forms. A copy of each form is sent […]

Fundrise Taxes Explained 2022: How Are Investment Taxes Handled?

By Ed Canty, CFP® on December 27, 2021

When investing with Fundrise, it is important to understand what specific types of Fundrise investments are in your portfolio. This will determine how your Fundrise investments will be taxed. Fundrise tax implications will come from one or a variety of these taxable events: Capital gains or losses Dividends Interest Capital gains or losses occur when […]

How To Calculate Taxable Amount Of An IRA Distribution

By Roger Wohlner on March 5, 2021

Some of the most well-known investment vehicles, known as IRAs, offer an opportunity to save for retirement in a tax-advantaged way. Whether it is tax-deferred or tax-free, these vehicles can help you secure a wealthy retirement. While both the Traditional and the Roth IRA offer great tax advantages for those focused on growth, users need […]

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