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ESPP Tax Treatment: Qualified vs. Disqualifying Dispositions Explained
·mike

ESPP Tax Treatment: Qualified vs. Disqualifying Dispositions Explained

How qualified versus disqualifying dispositions change the tax bill on a Section 423 ESPP, with worked examples covering ordinary income, adjusted basis, Form 3922 cost-basis fixes, and a decision framework for when holding two years actually pays off.

tax
tax-planning
equity-instruments
personal-finance
+4
ISO vs NQSO: Stock Option Tax Treatment Every Tech Worker Needs to Understand
·mike

ISO vs NQSO: Stock Option Tax Treatment Every Tech Worker Needs to Understand

Incentive Stock Options and Non-Qualified Stock Options trigger taxes at different events and rates. This guide covers the AMT trap, qualifying vs. disqualifying dispositions, the $100,000 ISO vesting limit, and eight strategies tech workers use to lower the tax bill on equity compensation.

tax
tax-planning
equity-instruments
equity
+4
NFT Taxes Demystified: A Practical Guide for Creators, Collectors, and Traders
·mike

NFT Taxes Demystified: A Practical Guide for Creators, Collectors, and Traders

NFTs are taxed as property under US rules. Long-term gains on collectible NFTs are capped at 28%, creator sales are ordinary self-employment income, and Form 1099-DA reporting from marketplaces begins with 2025 transactions. This guide covers the math, the forms, and the moves to make before filing.

nft-taxes
crypto-taxes
digital-asset-taxes
tax-loss-harvesting
+3
QSBS Section 1202 Exclusion: How Founders Can Save Millions in Capital Gains Tax
·mike

QSBS Section 1202 Exclusion: How Founders Can Save Millions in Capital Gains Tax

A 2026 guide to Section 1202 QSBS for founders, early employees, and angel investors — eligibility tests, the new $15M cap and tiered holding periods under OBBBA, stacking with non-grantor trusts, state conformity gaps in California and Pennsylvania, and how to claim the exclusion on Form 8949.

tax
tax-planning
capital-gains
startup
+4
Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchange: A Real Estate Investor's Guide to Indefinite Tax Deferral
·mike

Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchange: A Real Estate Investor's Guide to Indefinite Tax Deferral

Section 1031 lets real estate investors defer capital gains and depreciation recapture by swapping investment properties, but only when the 45-day identification window, 180-day closing deadline, qualified intermediary rules, and post-TCJA like-kind requirements are followed exactly.

real-estate
tax-planning
capital-gains
depreciation
+3
The Wash Sale Rule: How Active Investors and Crypto Traders Walk Into a Tax Trap
·mike

The Wash Sale Rule: How Active Investors and Crypto Traders Walk Into a Tax Trap

A plain-English guide to IRS Section 1091 — the 61-day window, what counts as "substantially identical," the IRA trap that destroys losses permanently, the current crypto exemption, and how to report a wash sale on Form 8949.

tax
tax-planning
tax-loss-harvesting
capital-gains
+4
Cryptocurrency Tax Compliance Guide: Mastering IRS Requirements with Beancount.io
·mike

Cryptocurrency Tax Compliance Guide: Mastering IRS Requirements with Beancount.io

Complete guide to cryptocurrency tax compliance using Beancount.io. Master IRS requirements, automate tax reporting, optimize capital gains, and ensure accurate crypto tax filing.

cryptocurrency-taxes
crypto-tax-compliance
irs-reporting
form-8949
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