The Clinton Donnelly Show

Clinton Donnelly

Welcome to The Clinton Donnelly Show, where Clinton shares real world strategies, time tested tactics, and expert discussions with influencers about cryptos, taxes, audits, and the regulatory framework that’s evolving around cryptos.

  1. 6d ago

    How does the IRS identify crypto investors?

    How do exchange records connect crypto investors with the IRS? Clinton Donnelly of CryptoTaxAudit discusses IRS Letters 6173, 6174 and 6174-A, exchange information, and crypto tax reporting. He also shares his analysis of AI, Palantir, IRS case selection, notices concerning 2024 tax returns, and staffing and collections. The episode closes with bringing prior-year crypto reporting up to date. Received an IRS letter? Request a letter review to understand what the IRS is asking and your next steps:https://www.cryptotaxaudit.com/audit-letter-review Scan every page and upload them together as one clear PDF. Uploading your letter does not count as responding to the IRS or extend its deadline. Sources and background U.S. Treasury: IT modernization and Palantir partnership, September 22, 2025:https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0260 IRS: Letters to cryptocurrency owners, July 26, 2019. Historical background:https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-has-begun-sending-letters-to-virtual-currency-owners-advising-them-to-pay-back-taxes-file-amended-returns-part-of-agencys-larger-efforts Learn more about CryptoTaxAudit:https://www.cryptotaxaudit.com/ Disclaimer This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Individual circumstances vary. Consult a qualified professional about your situation. Views expressed are the speaker’s analysis and should not be treated as a prediction or guarantee.

  2. Oct 13

    Can You Replace a Tax Return You Already Filed? | Superseding Returns

    Can you replace a tax return you've already filed with the IRS instead of submitting an amended return? In this episode of The Clinton Donnelly Show, Clinton Donnelly explains how superseding tax returns work and why filing an extension may provide taxpayers with more flexibility when their tax calculations are not yet finalised. Clinton discusses a recommendation from National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins, shared at a meeting he attended in Washington, DC. The discussion covers: What a superseding tax return is. How superseding returns differ from amended returns. How an IRS filing extension can affect the deadline for submitting a replacement return. Why this approach may be useful for crypto investors waiting on more accurate capital gains calculations. How CryptoTaxAudit uses superseding returns when working with clients. For taxpayers dealing with complicated cryptocurrency transactions, having additional time to finalise gain calculations may make this filing strategy worth considering. About CryptoTaxAudit CryptoTaxAudit specialises in cryptocurrency tax calculations, tax reporting and IRS audit defense. Website: https://www.cryptotaxaudit.com/ Speak with a crypto tax expert: https://www.cryptotaxaudit.com/contact Disclaimer: This episode is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal or tax advice. An extension to file does not extend the deadline to pay taxes. Individual circumstances and IRS requirements may vary.

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Welcome to The Clinton Donnelly Show, where Clinton shares real world strategies, time tested tactics, and expert discussions with influencers about cryptos, taxes, audits, and the regulatory framework that’s evolving around cryptos.

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