by Noah Green CPA CFE | May 17, 2026 | Sheepdog Tax Amendment Notes
A multi-wallet and multi-exchange amendment is rarely a small project. The taxpayer has activity spread across several custodial exchanges, multiple self-custody wallets, one or more chains, and frequently a list of DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces, bridges, and fiat...
by Noah Green CPA CFE | May 17, 2026 | Sheepdog Tax Amendment Notes
A crypto tax-software output is a starting point, not a finished return. The aggregator was given a set of accounts, addresses, and transactions; it produced a set of gain/loss totals, ordinary-income figures, and a draft Form 8949. The corrected return position has...
by Noah Green CPA CFE | May 17, 2026 | Sheepdog Tax Amendment Notes
A cost-basis error on a cryptocurrency return rarely looks like a single wrong number on Form 8949. It is usually a methodology problem: the wrong lot-identification rule was applied, fees were allocated incorrectly, transfers between the taxpayer’s own wallets...
by Noah Green CPA CFE | May 17, 2026 | Sheepdog Tax Amendment Notes
A 2018-2022 crypto trader rebuilding incomplete books today is doing two things at once: reconstructing what should have been on the original return (basis, realization events, character) and assessing whether the penalties the IRS assessed against the original,...
by Noah Green CPA CFE | May 17, 2026 | Sheepdog Tax Amendment Notes
A crypto trader who is preparing a 2018-2022 Form 1040-X to correct basis, add omitted income, or reconcile against an exchange’s revised cost-basis figures is doing one piece of procedural work. If the original return for that year was filed late, or filed on...
by Noah Green CPA CFE | May 16, 2026 | Sheepdog Tax Amendment Notes
A cryptocurrency amendment looks like a Form 1040-X problem and is almost always a records-reconstruction problem. Digital assets are property for U.S. federal tax purposes under IRS Notice 2014-21, so the same return positions that govern stocks and other capital...
