Decode Digital-Asset Taxation

Move beyond buzzwords and learn exactly how the IRS treats purchases, sales, exchanges, staking rewards, and payments made in cryptocurrency.

Master Cost Basis & Reporting

Work through real dollar-and-cents examples using Form 1099-DA, Form 8949, and Schedule D so tax season stops feeling like guesswork.

Walk Away With a Toolkit

Take home a 19-item fillable-PDF toolkit and a complete capstone framework you can apply to your own transactions or bring to a tax professional.

About the course

Money is changing. Consumers can now purchase digital assets, receive cryptocurrency as compensation, transfer assets through digital wallets, exchange one digital asset for another, and participate in financial systems that did not exist for previous generations. But technological change does not eliminate financial responsibility. Crypto and the IRS is designed to help students understand the evolution of money, cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, digital assets, digital wallets, taxation, recordkeeping, security, fraud, and the developing digital financial economy. This course does not teach students which cryptocurrency to purchase or promise investment returns — students learn how the system works so they can make informed financial decisions and understand their tax and reporting responsibilities. This course is for general financial education purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or investment advice.

Dr. Bianca Adams

Dr. Bianca Adams is an entrepreneur, educator, nonprofit executive, and founder of Money Triumphs Academy. She creates courses like this one to make complex financial and tax topics easier to understand through practical instruction, organized case-building strategies, and real-world application. Her teaching empowers scholars to approach financial challenges with knowledge, preparation, confidence, and integrity.

COURSE PROMISE

Digital assets are no longer a niche curiosity — millions of people now buy, sell, spend, and earn cryptocurrency without understanding what any of it means for their taxes. Crypto and the IRS is designed to help students understand the evolution of money, blockchain technology, digital assets, digital wallets, and the federal tax concepts that apply when those assets are purchased, exchanged, spent, or sold. Students will learn how to evaluate: The property treatment of digital assets, Cost basis and holding period, Capital gains and losses, Form 1099-DA broker reporting, Form 8949 and Schedule D, Ordinary income from services and staking rewards, Self-transfers versus dispositions, Crypto used in a business, Recordkeeping for digital-asset transactions, Common crypto scams and security practices, and When professional tax advice is necessary. The goal is not to recommend a cryptocurrency or promise investment returns. The goal is to teach students how the digital financial system actually works, so they can make informed decisions and meet their own recordkeeping and reporting responsibilities.

Curriculum

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WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?

Cryptocurrency holders and traders, Freelancers and consultants paid in digital assets, Small-business owners accepting crypto payments, Bookkeepers and tax preparers building digital-asset literacy, Parents and educators wanting to understand digital finance, Nonprofit and community leaders fielding crypto-related questions, Anyone who has received, sold, or spent cryptocurrency and isn't sure what it means for their taxes, Entrepreneurs exploring digital-asset opportunities who want to understand the risks and responsibilities first.

MARKETING MESSAGE

You Bought It. You Sold It. You Spent It. But Did You Track It? Bitcoin. Ethereum. Stablecoins. NFTs. You have heard the terms — but do you actually know what the IRS expects when you buy, sell, exchange, or earn digital assets? Crypto and the IRS takes you beyond the headlines and teaches you how digital assets are actually treated under federal tax concepts: what creates a taxable event, how cost basis and holding periods work, what Form 1099-DA does and doesn't tell you, and how to keep the records that protect you at tax time. Stop guessing based on a video you saw online. Understand the transactions. Understand the taxes. Understand the responsibility. Presented by Money Triumphs Academy™. Instructor: Dr. Bianca R. Adams, PhD, EA, PMP.

Course Access and Support

Your enrollment includes all 15 modules (Chapters 1 through 10, the Digital Taxpayer Capstone, Midterm Assessment, Final Examination, and the Money Triumphs Digital Financial Readiness Plan), 75 lessons, knowledge-check quizzes, and the 19-item Downloadable Crypto and the IRS Toolkit. Complete the course online at your own pace. Email support is available for course-related questions. A Certificate of Completion is awarded after all requirements — including the Capstone project and Digital Financial Readiness Plan — are successfully completed. This course provides general financial and tax education only, is not individualized tax, legal, or investment advice, and does not confer Enrolled Agent (EA), CPA, Attorney, or other tax-preparer credentials or IRS representation authority. Digital-course purchases are final and nonrefundable.

Understand the Money Before You Move the Money

Enroll today for $697 and get lifetime access to all 15 modules, the Digital Taxpayer Capstone, the Money Triumphs Digital Financial Readiness Plan, and the 19-item downloadable toolkit.