Sam's List Community: 10 Accountants for Cryptocurrency Investors

Sam's List Community: 10 Accountants for Cryptocurrency Investors

Crypto records live in many places at once: exchanges, wallets, DeFi apps and old spreadsheets. If you are looking for accountants for cryptocurrency investors, ten of the firms in the Sam's List community list "Cryptocurrency Investors" as a specialty on their profiles: Anomaly CPA, Blackbird Tax Services, CPA on Fire, Crypto Tax Made Easy, Fortress Accounting, Lemoti, OLarry, Sapowith Tax Advisory, PC, Shoff Accounting and TaxCentric.

Every firm here is part of the Sam's List community. Listing on Sam's List is free, and so is a place in this roundup; no firm paid to be included. Some firms pay to be featured elsewhere on Sam's List, which has no bearing on this post.

How to Choose Accountants for Cryptocurrency Investors

Cryptocurrency investor tax is mostly a records problem. In the United States, the IRS generally treats digital assets as property, so selling, swapping or spending them may create a gain or a loss. To work that out, a preparer needs your cost basis, which is what you paid, and the date and value of each transaction. Your own situation may differ, so confirm the details with a licensed professional.

Start by asking how the firm gets your data. Some firms connect to exchanges and wallets through software, others work from files you export. The limitation: software can miss transfers between your own wallets and may read them as sales, so ask who reviews the output before anything is filed.

Then ask about the messy parts, such as DeFi activity, NFTs, airdrops and years of missing history. A firm that has seen these before may move faster, but a profile specialty is the firm's own statement of focus, not a record of results. Last, ask for the scope of work and the price in writing, because the scope decides what you actually receive.

The firms

The firms are in alphabetical order. The order is not a ranking.

Anomaly CPA

Anomaly CPA serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as a fully virtual cloud accounting and tax strategy firm for startups, digital entrepreneurs and growing real estate investors. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Equity Compensation and High Net Worth Individuals as specialties.

Anomaly CPA has 2 reviews on its Sam's List profile as of November 1, 2026, with an average rating of 5.0. Two reviews are a very small sample, and each is one client's experience. The tagline names startups and real estate investors, so ask how much of its work is personal crypto investing.

Blackbird Tax Services

Blackbird Tax Services serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as a responsive tax firm. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Digital Nomads and HENRYs (High Earners, Not Rich Yet) as specialties.

Blackbird Tax Services has 8 reviews on its Sam's List profile as of November 1, 2026, with an average rating of 5.0. James H. wrote: "Professional, timely, communicative, thorough." A count shows how many people wrote a review, not how good the work is, and the tagline does not say how the firm handles crypto records, so ask.

CPA on Fire

CPA on Fire serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as a concierge-level tax advisory firm led by former Big Four accountants, working with business owners and founders. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Digital Nomads and Equity Compensation as specialties.

CPA on Fire has 5 reviews on its Sam's List profile as of November 1, 2026, with an average rating of 4.2. Reviews on a profile can differ from one another, so read them all rather than relying on the average. The firm's description is aimed at business owners, so an individual investor should ask what it offers for personal returns.

Crypto Tax Made Easy

Crypto Tax Made Easy serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as an aspirin for your crypto tax headache. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Digital Nomads and High Net Worth Individuals as specialties.

Crypto Tax Made Easy has 7 reviews on its Sam's List profile as of November 1, 2026, with an average rating of 5.0. Derek M. wrote: "Very quick, efficient, responsive. Every team member put in effort and time to resolve everything." Seven reviews are a small sample, and a witty tagline is not a scope of work, so ask what a filing includes and what it costs.

Fortress Accounting

Fortress Accounting serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as a firm for high-growth startups from seed through series C, with a stated focus on crypto, AI and SaaS companies. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, HENRYs (High Earners, Not Rich Yet) and High Net Worth Individuals as specialties.

Fortress Accounting does not yet have enough reviews on its Sam's List profile for us to cite a count. The description centers on startups, so an individual investor should ask whether the firm takes personal crypto returns and what it needs from you.

Lemoti

Lemoti serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as a firm that handles taxes, bookkeeping and cashflow. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, HENRYs (High Earners, Not Rich Yet) and High Net Worth Individuals as specialties.

Lemoti has 5 reviews on its Sam's List profile as of November 1, 2026, with an average rating of 5.0. Five reviews give a thin picture. The tagline covers several services, so ask which of them applies to your crypto activity and who on the team does the work.

OLarry

OLarry serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as a private client tax strategy firm built for emerging wealth, high net worth and ultra-high net worth individuals. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Digital Nomads and Equity Compensation as specialties.

OLarry has 7 reviews on its Sam's List profile as of November 1, 2026, with an average rating of 5.0. Shrikant K. wrote: "Great experience so far, they've been very communicative and proactive." A private client focus may come with its own minimums and pricing, which this post does not cover, so ask early.

Sapowith Tax Advisory, PC

Sapowith Tax Advisory, PC serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as a boutique San Francisco tax practice for complex situations, naming M&A, international, SALT, cannabis 280E and tax controversy. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Equity Compensation and HENRYs (High Earners, Not Rich Yet) as specialties.

Sapowith Tax Advisory does not yet have enough reviews on its Sam's List profile for us to cite a count. Crypto is not among the topics in the tagline, so ask how often the firm prepares returns for crypto investors.

Shoff Accounting

Shoff Accounting serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as helping business owners with tax planning. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Digital Nomads and Equity Compensation as specialties.

Shoff Accounting does not yet have enough reviews on its Sam's List profile for us to cite a count. The description speaks to business owners, so a reader who only invests should ask whether the firm works with individuals and how it handles transaction history.

TaxCentric

TaxCentric serves clients nationwide and is listed under accountants. It describes itself as an accounting and financial advising firm. Its profile lists Cryptocurrency Investors, Digital Nomads and Equity Compensation as specialties.

TaxCentric does not yet have enough reviews on its Sam's List profile for us to cite a count. The tagline is one line and does not say which services apply to crypto, so ask for the scope of work, and the fee, in writing.

Questions to Ask Accountants for Cryptocurrency Investors

Bring the same questions to every first call, so you can compare answers instead of pitches. How many crypto returns do you prepare in a year? How do you pull in my exchange and wallet data? How do you handle transfers between my own wallets? What do you do about missing cost basis? Can you work with prior years I never reported? Who reviews the work before it is filed, and what will it cost?

The limitation: answers describe a process, not an outcome, and no firm can promise what your tax bill will be.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is cryptocurrency investor tax?

It is the tax that may apply when you sell, swap or spend crypto, or earn it. In the United States, the IRS generally treats digital assets as property, so a gain or loss may arise on each disposal. Rules and facts vary, so check your own case with a licensed professional.

What are the questions to ask a crypto accountant?

Ask how many crypto returns the firm prepares, how it imports exchange and wallet data, how it treats transfers between your own wallets, who reviews the work and what it costs. Compare the answers across two or three firms before you decide.

Did these firms pay to be in this article?

No. Listing on Sam's List is free, and so is a place in this roundup. Some firms pay to be featured elsewhere on Sam's List; that has no effect on who appears here or in what order.

You can browse the Sam's List accountants for more firms, and write a review if you have worked with one of these.

How we put this together

The pool. The pool is the community firms listed under accountants on Sam's List, not every firm on Sam's List and not every accountant who works with crypto investors. Community firms listed under other categories, such as fractional CFO and financial advisor, are not covered here.

How the group was chosen. Each firm here has a Sam's List profile that lists Cryptocurrency Investors as a specialty. Eleven community accountants list it, and this roundup covers ten, the most a roundup holds.

How it is ordered. The firms are in alphabetical order. It is not a ranking, and no firm is recommended over another.

Where the facts come from. Every fact about a firm comes from its Sam's List profile as read on November 1, 2026. Taglines are the firms' own words, and we have not verified them. Profiles can change.

What review counts mean. A count shows how many people wrote a review. It does not measure the quality of the work. Where a firm has fewer than two reviews, we give no count and no rating. Read more in the reviews disclosure.

What payment does and does not buy. Listing on Sam's List is free, and so is a place in this roundup. No firm paid to be included. Crypto Tax Made Easy also pays to be featured elsewhere on Sam's List; that has no bearing on this post.

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About the author: Kimberly Green is the cofounder of Sam's List, where business owners and high earners find vetted CPAs, financial advisors, and fractional CFOs. She's met one-on-one with 400+ financial professionals and writes from the real data behind thousands of client-advisor matches. Ask her anything about finding an accountant - she's heard it all, including the questions people are afraid to ask.