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Form 1099-DA e-filing
Report customers' sales and exchanges of cryptocurrency and other digital assets on the IRS's newest information return. Import transaction data in bulk, fix issues before you submit, and have us mail each customer's copy.
About the form
Who files
Brokers that effect sales or exchanges of digital assets for customers — including digital asset trading platforms, certain hosted wallet providers, and digital asset kiosks — file a 1099-DA for each customer with reportable transactions.
Deadlines
The general rule each year, and the actual date for tax year 2026 forms filed in 2027, already adjusted for weekends and federal holidays.
| What's due | Deadline | Tax year 2026 date |
|---|---|---|
| Give copies to customers | February 15 | |
| File with the IRS (electronic) | March 31 | |
| File with the IRS (paper) | February 28 |
If a due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, it moves to the next business day. See every form on our filing deadline calendar.
How it works
Enter forms online, or fill in our 1099-DA Excel template and import hundreds at once. You can also map your own spreadsheet's columns.
Each form is checked as it's saved. Fix anything flagged, preview the form, and optionally run IRS TIN matching.
We transmit to the IRS and, if you choose, print and mail each customer's copy. Track every form's status from your orders page.
Why EFileForMe
Import customer transactions from a spreadsheet using our 1099-DA template or your own column layout.
Missing or invalid fields are flagged as you work, so they're fixed before submission.
Check customer names and TINs against IRS records before you file, and email customers a secure link to complete their W-9 online when a TIN is missing.
We print and mail each customer's copy for you.
File a corrected 1099-DA from any accepted original.
Keep each brokerage entity separate under one account.
Pricing
E-filing 1099-DA forms starts at $2.89 per form. Your rate is set by the total number of forms in the order. No setup fees, no subscription, no contract.
| Forms in your order | E-file price per form |
|---|---|
| 1–10 forms | $2.89 |
| 11–50 forms | $2.29 |
| 51–100 forms | $2.09 |
| 101–250 forms | $1.69 |
| 251–500 forms | $1.49 |
| 501–1,000 forms | $1.25 |
| 1,001+ forms | $0.95 |
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Questions
Brokers that effect sales or exchanges of digital assets on behalf of customers, such as digital asset trading platforms, certain hosted wallet providers and digital asset kiosks. Each customer with reportable sales or exchanges receives a 1099-DA.
Customer copies are due February 15. The IRS filing is due February 28 on paper or March 31 if you e-file. Dates that fall on a weekend or legal holiday move to the next business day. For tax year 2026 forms: give copies to customers by Tuesday, February 16, 2027; file with the IRS (electronic) by Wednesday, March 31, 2027; file with the IRS (paper) by Monday, March 1, 2027.
E-filing Form 1099-DA with EFileForMe costs $2.89 per form for small orders and drops to $0.95 per form at higher volumes, based on the total number of forms in your order. There are no setup fees, subscriptions or contracts. Printing and mailing each customer's copy is an optional $1.50 per form. See the pricing page for every volume tier.
Form 1099-DA applies to digital asset sales and exchanges on or after January 1, 2025. Gross proceeds are reported starting with 2025 transactions, and cost basis is required for covered securities: digital assets acquired on or after January 1, 2026 in a custodial account with the broker and held there until sold. Basis for assets acquired earlier may be reported voluntarily.
If you file 10 or more information returns in total for the year, counting all form types together, you must file electronically.
Yes. Download our 1099-DA Excel template or upload your own spreadsheet and map its columns. Every imported form is checked before you pay.
Create a free account, add your forms, and pay only when you submit. Questions along the way? Call a real person at 1-877-EZ-EFILE.