So you’ve realized a profit on your investments? Buckle up and get ready to report your transactions to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on Schedule D and see how much tax you owe. But it’s not all ...

When you sell an asset for more than you paid for it, the profit you make is considered a capital gain and must be reported to the IRS. Understanding how to use Schedule D to report these gains will ...

With the explosive volatility of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency prices over the past few years, you may be sitting on some sizable capital gains or losses. You’ll need to report those to the IRS ...

The Internal Revenue Service offered advice to taxpayers and preparers about a new form they will need to use to report most capital gains and losses from transactions relating to investment property.

You went into your investment with high hopes. Unfortunately, it went down the tubes. The good news is the Internal Revenue Service gives you an opportunity to offset your loss at tax time. You must ...

Filling out Schedule D (if Form 8949 is not required) Assuming you lucked out and you don't need to fill out Form 8949, then Schedule D will be a bit simpler to complete. The totals for all your short ...