Episode

IRS Uses Palantir for Crypto Tracking: CARF, DAC8, and What Traders Must Report

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The Clinton Donnelly Show
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Jan 20, 2026
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🚨 LIVE CRYPTO TAX AMA THIS FRIDAY: LIMITED SPOTSIf you trade crypto, this is information you do not want to miss.👉 Register now (free, live):https://streamyard.com/watch/YKQVzjJtqaS8This week’s AMA breaks down how the IRS actually tracks crypto today, including:• Palantir and blockchain analysis• CARF & DAC8 cross-border reporting• What foreign exchanges may report• Why “just using DeFi” doesn’t eliminate tax exposureSeats are limited and this AMA. The IRS has used Palantir for nearly a decade to normalize and analyze large datasets, including tax data. With tools like Palantir Foundry, government agencies can now analyze blockchain transactions alongside traditional financial information In Europe, DAC8 implements the OECD’s Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), enabling cross-border sharing of crypto transaction data between tax authorities. While the U.S. has not formally joined CARF yet, Treasury has recommended participation and the White House is reviewing it This means:• Foreign exchanges may report crypto activity to local tax authorities• That data can be shared internationally• The IRS may receive partial but significant transaction data• Taxpayers are still expected to accurately report their crypto incomeAvoiding centralized exchanges or staying in DeFi does not remove reporting issues, eventual cash-outs require cost basis documentationWhat crypto traders should do now!This is the year to focus on complete, accurate crypto tax reporting. At CryptoTaxAudit, we use a structured methodology (often referred to internally as a “Bulletproof Tax Return”) designed to align reported income with IRS analytical expectations, helping reduce audit friction 📞 Book a confidential consultation:https://www.cryptotaxaudit.com/crypto-tax-consultation ⚠️ Disclaimer: Th…