Investment tax preparation for brokerage accounts, capital gains, dividends, K-1s, crypto, and stock compensation

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Investment Tax Preparation

Capital Gains • Brokerage Accounts • K-1s • Crypto

Gains • K-1s • Crypto.

Investment tax preparation

Personal tax preparation for investors with brokerage accounts, capital gains, K-1s, stock compensation, and crypto..

PUBLIC TAX, CORP prepares personal tax returns for taxpayers with investment income, stock sales, dividends, interest, capital gains, losses, cryptocurrency transactions, Schedule K-1s, and investment-related reporting that requires more than basic tax software entry.

Brokerage & capital gains

Stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, and brokerage statements

Tax preparation for investors with consolidated brokerage statements, stock sales, mutual fund activity, ETF transactions, dividends, interest, and capital gain or loss reporting.

  • Form 1099-B, 1099-DIV, 1099-INT, and consolidated 1099s
  • Schedule D and Form 8949 capital gain reporting
  • Short-term and long-term gains and losses
  • Wash sale adjustments and brokerage statement review
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Crypto & digital assets

Cryptocurrency tax reporting

Support for taxpayers with crypto sales, swaps, exchange statements, wallets, staking, rewards, NFTs, or digital asset activity that must be reviewed for tax reporting.

  • Crypto sales, exchanges, conversions, and wallet transfers
  • Gain and loss reporting from exchange or software reports
  • Staking, rewards, mining, or airdrops where applicable
  • Digital asset questions on the personal tax return
For crypto and digital asset activitySelf-employed taxes →
K-1s & alternative investments

K-1s, private investments, and complex income

Personal tax preparation for investors who receive Schedule K-1s or have income from partnerships, S corporations, trusts, estates, private funds, or other pass-through investments.

  • Partnership, S corporation, trust, and estate K-1s
  • Passive income, losses, credits, and state K-1 details
  • Multiple K-1s and entity-related investment income
  • Coordination with business-owner personal tax issues
For K-1 and pass-through investment incomeBusiness owners' taxes →

More than basic data entry

Investment tax returns need careful review of documents, gain reporting, and carryforward details.

Investment activity can affect your federal return, state filings, estimated taxes, capital loss carryovers, foreign tax credits, and future tax records. We prepare investor returns with attention to the documents behind the numbers.

Brokerage statement review

Consolidated 1099s, corrected statements, cost basis details, and Form 8949 reporting are reviewed as part of preparation.

Crypto record awareness

Crypto activity often requires exchange reports, wallet records, and careful review of taxable events before filing.

K-1 and passive activity focus

Pass-through income, losses, credits, passive activity items, and state details can change the personal tax return significantly.

Secure portal workflow

Upload brokerage statements, K-1s, crypto reports, closing statements, and prior-year returns through a secure process.

Investment tax situations handled

Tax preparation for common and complex investment activity.

This page is designed for investors whose personal returns include taxable investment income, capital gains, pass-through investments, digital assets, stock compensation, foreign investment items, or multi-state reporting.

1099-B

Stock sales and capital gains

Short-term and long-term gains, capital losses, Form 8949, Schedule D, wash sale adjustments, cost basis, and brokerage statement reporting.

DIV

Dividends and interest

Ordinary dividends, qualified dividends, tax-exempt interest, taxable interest, foreign tax paid, and investment income reported on brokerage statements.

Crypto

Cryptocurrency and digital assets

Crypto sales, swaps, exchange reports, digital asset questions, staking or rewards when applicable, and gain or loss reporting from available records.

K-1

K-1s and private investments

Partnership K-1s, S corporation K-1s, trust and estate K-1s, passive activity items, credits, state details, and multiple pass-through investments.

RSU

Stock compensation and options

RSUs, ESPP, stock options, employer stock sales, withholding review, basis adjustments, and related brokerage statement reporting.

INTL

Foreign investment income

Foreign dividends, foreign interest, foreign taxes paid, foreign brokerage statements, currency conversion issues, and investment reporting coordination.

Investor tax service fit

Built for taxpayers whose investments make the personal return more complex.

This is a personal tax preparation service page for investors. If investment activity overlaps with business ownership, foreign reporting, multi-state filings, or prior-year tax issues, we can coordinate those items with the appropriate service pages.

Document-based reporting

Brokerage statements, K-1s, crypto reports, stock compensation forms, and prior-year returns are reviewed so investment items are not treated as isolated numbers.

Capital gain awareness

Investment returns often depend on holding period, basis, losses, carryovers, wash sales, depreciation history, and sales records.

Connected tax issues

Investment income can overlap with business ownership, multi-state filings, estimated taxes, foreign investment reporting, and IRS notice questions.

Clear filing process

We identify which investment documents are needed, which items require clarification, and how the information fits into your Form 1040.

Investment tax preparation questions

Quick answers for investors with brokerage accounts, capital gains, K-1s, stock compensation, foreign investments, or crypto activity. Click a question to expand.

Do you prepare tax returns with brokerage statements and capital gains?

Yes. We prepare personal returns with consolidated brokerage statements, stock sales, ETFs, mutual funds, dividends, interest, capital gains, capital losses, Form 8949, and Schedule D reporting.

Can you help with cryptocurrency tax reporting?

Yes. We prepare returns for taxpayers with cryptocurrency activity, including sales, exchanges, swaps, wallet activity, staking or rewards where applicable, and gain or loss reporting from exchange or crypto tax software reports.

What if I received a corrected brokerage statement?

Corrected brokerage statements are common. We review the latest available documents before filing and can discuss whether an amended return may be needed if a corrected statement arrives after filing.

Can you prepare returns with K-1 investment income?

Yes. We prepare personal returns involving Schedule K-1s from partnerships, S corporations, trusts, estates, private investments, and other pass-through sources.

Do you handle RSUs, stock options, or employee stock purchase plans?

Yes. We help report stock compensation activity such as RSUs, employer stock sales, ESPP transactions, stock options, withholding, and basis adjustments using available tax documents and brokerage records.

What documents are useful for investment tax preparation?

Useful records include consolidated 1099 statements, 1099-B, 1099-DIV, 1099-INT, Schedule K-1s, crypto reports, stock compensation documents, foreign investment statements, prior-year returns, and state tax records.

Service Area

Investment tax preparation across Tampa Bay — and nationwide

We prepare personal tax returns for investors throughout the Tampa Bay area and across the United States through a secure remote workflow. Location pages provide local detail, while this page stays focused on investment tax preparation.

Local office in Dunedin. Tampa Bay service area. Nationwide remote tax preparation capability.