U.S. 2025 extended tax filing deadline for the tax year October 15 deadline, crypto traders need to verify their filing information
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U.S. 2025 the extended filing deadline for the tax year will be October 15 deadline; digital asset traders need to calculate their gains or losses themselves.
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U.S. 2025 extended tax filing deadline for the tax year October 15 deadline, crypto traders need to verify their filing information October 5, U.S. 2025 the extended filing deadline for individual federal income tax returns for the tax year will be October 15 deadline. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) states that this deadline applies to taxpayers who previously requested an extension and is not a new deadline specific to crypto assets; the extension only extends the time to file, not the time to pay taxes. For digital asset transactions in 2025, brokers'Form 1099-DA may not include the cost basis, so taxpayers still need to calculate the relevant gains or losses themselves and report them as required.
Key points
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U.S. 2025 the extended filing deadline for individual federal income tax returns for the tax year will be October 15 deadline.
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This deadline applies to taxpayers who previously requested an extension and is not a new deadline specific to crypto assets.
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The extension only extends the time to file, not the time to pay taxes.
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For 2025 digital asset transactions, brokers'Form 1099-DA may not include the cost basis.
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Taxpayers still need to calculate the relevant gains or losses themselves and report them as required.
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U.S. taxpayers who have requested an extension need to submit October 15 by 2025 their individual federal income tax return for the tax year. An extension does not mean that tax payments can be postponed. If they have digital asset transactions, even if they receive a Form 1099-DA, they should check whether it includes the cost basis and calculate the gains or losses themselves.
Why it matters to readers
The cost basis in digital asset transaction records may be incomplete, so taxpayers need to verify their records to avoid omitting gains or losses from their filings. This deadline applies to taxpayers who previously requested an extension and is not a new rule specifically targeting crypto assets.
If you are a U.S. taxpayer who has requested an extension and traded digital assets in 2025 year, you should pay attention to the filing deadline and verify transaction costs, gains, and losses; others should first confirm whether they fall within the scope of this deadline.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not provide a link to the IRS's original announcement, so the deadline and specific requirements still need to be verified against official information.
The original text only states that Form 1099-DA it “may” not include the cost basis and does not specify which brokers or forms may lack this information.
The original text does not state whether special regions, disaster relief, or other exceptions are subject to different deadlines.
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