Expert DeFi Accounting Services for US Web3 Businesses

Crypto tax CPA support for protocols, DAOs, and Web3 startups that need clean books, crypto reconciliation, and IRS‑ready reports.

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About

DeFi Accounting

TMP is a US‑based crypto accounting firm providing DeFi accounting services and crypto tax consulting for investors and Web3 companies. US Web3 businesses need a dedicated crypto accountant who can handle IRS compliance, multi‑chain complexity, and VC or token‑launch reporting while keeping everything GAAP‑aligned.

We track yield farming, staking, liquidity pools, and governance tokens, converting blockchain chaos into GAAP‑compliant clarity that attracts capital, supports crypto tax services, and withstands audits. Working with an experienced cryptocurrency CPA ensures your DeFi activity flows into accurate financial statements and IRS‑ready returns.

Services

DeFi Accounting, Tax Reporting, and Financial Statements for US Entities

We provide end-to-end financial, tax, and advisory services so you can operate with clarity, stay compliant, and make smarter decisions as you grow.

DeFi Wallet Reconciliation & On‑Chain Tracking

Multi‑chain support (Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum) with unified US GAAP statements and full transaction provenance. Automated classification of swaps, bridges, and flash loans powers precise crypto reconciliation for Form 8949 preparation and audit defense.

Yield Farming & Staking Rewards

Income recognition for impermanent loss, compounded APYs, and vesting schedules under current IRS virtual currency guidance.

Multi‑Chain Liquidity Pool Accounting

Real‑time NAV calculations for Uniswap V3, Curve, and Balancer AMMs serving US‑regulated DeFi protocols and DAOs.

DeFi Tax Reporting & IRS Compliance

Complete Form 8949 preparation for airdrops, governance token distributions, liquidity mining events, and protocol fees, delivered by a specialized crypto tax accountant.

Token Swap Gains & Liquidity Events

Cost‑basis tracking with FIFO, LIFO, or specific‑ID methods to help minimize US taxpayer capital‑gains exposure.

DAO & Protocol Treasury Accounting

On‑chain treasury management, grant tracking, multi‑signature wallet reconciliation, and governance expense allocation designed by crypto accountants who understand DAO structures.

Financial Statements for Web3 Startups

VC‑ready balance sheets, P&L, and cash‑flow statements optimized for token‑generation events (TGEs) and Series A/B raises, all signed off by a cryptocurrency CPA who understands both DeFi and traditional investors.

Process

How Our DeFi Accounting Process Works

Onboarding & Wallet Data Collection

DeFi Discovery & Scoping

TMP starts with a discovery call to understand your entity structure, protocols used, trading volume, and goals for reporting and tax planning. This step defines which wallets, exchanges, and DeFi platforms must be connected and what time period needs cleanup.

Secure Wallet & Exchange

You provide access via exports, read‑only APIs, or secure file uploads from wallets and exchanges so raw transaction data can be captured. TMP then maps these sources into a consistent format ready for crypto reconciliation and classification.

Multi‑Chain Reconciliation & Classification

Consolidating On‑Chain Activity

Our DeFi crypto reconciliation process ties every on‑chain transaction back to wallets, exchanges, and accounting software for cryptocurrency such as QuickBooks, Xero, or NetSuite with crypto integrations. Transactions from different chains and platforms are reconciled so balances, cost basis, and movements all tie back to your real holdings, including swaps, staking deposits, liquidity adds/removals, and DAO treasury movements.

Tagging Taxable and Non‑Taxable Events

Each transaction is classified for US purposes as income, capital gain or loss, transfer, or non‑taxable event based on current guidance. Proper tagging here is what ultimately drives accurate gains, losses, and reporting to the IRS.

Monthly GAAP Closes & Reporting

Posting to the General Ledger

Once reconciled, TMP posts summarized entries into your accounting system using a crypto‑aware chart of accounts. Instead of a generic bookkeeper, you get a crypto accountant who understands DeFi positions, protocol fees, and how to map them correctly into your ledger. This converts thousands of raw on‑chain records into clear, auditable journal entries.

Investor‑Ready Financial Statements

Each close produces GAAP‑aligned financial statements balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow that founders and investors can rely on. These reports support board meetings, fundraising, and internal decision‑making, and make year‑end tax work much smoother.

Year‑End Tax Prep & IRS Filings

Generating Crypto Tax Reports

With a full year of reconciled data, TMP prepares detailed tax schedules such as realized gain/loss reports, income summaries, and support for Form 8949. This documentation is what underpins accurate returns and reduces the risk of IRS notices.

Filing Support and Ongoing Adjustments

TMP coordinates with you at filing time to ensure entity and personal returns reflect all DeFi activity correctly. Any new protocols, chains, or strategy changes are then folded back into the process so the next year’s accounting and crypto bookkeeping run more smoothly.

Why Us

Why Clients Choose TMP

Educating Clients

We focus on empowering our clients with the financial knowledge and resources needed to make informed decisions and achieve long-term success

Seasoned Experts

Our team of experienced professionals brings extensive expertise in accounting and tax regulations, delivering reliable and thorough solutions tailored to your needs.

Personalized Solutions

We customize our services to fit the unique financial circumstances and goals of each client, offering targeted solutions that effectively address their challenges.

Modern Approach

Leveraging the latest technologies and innovative strategies, we deliver efficient, forward-thinking accounting and tax services designed to meet the evolving demands of businesses and individuals.

Free Consultation with a CPA Expert

Get clarity on your taxes, accounting, and financial strategy with no obligation.

Who We Serve

DeFi Protocols, DAOs & Web3 Startups

TMP’s DeFi accounting services are designed for crypto‑native clients who need accurate, compliant, and scalable reporting rather than generic bookkeeping. As a specialized crypto accounting firm, TMP helps visitors quickly see themselves on the page and understand that a dedicated crypto accountant already works with organizations like theirs.

DeFi protocols need reliable accounting around liquidity pools, token emissions, protocol fees, and treasury operations spread across multiple chains. Protocols partner with a crypto accounting firm that already understands on‑chain treasury management, yield strategies, and multi‑wallet structures.

Typical pain points TMP addresses for protocols include:

Tracking protocol revenue from trading fees, yield strategies, and incentive programs across different pools and chains.
Separating treasury assets from operational spending and contributor rewards so governance decisions rely on accurate numbers.
Preparing investor‑ready reports and audit trails that can withstand due diligence from funds, exchanges, and regulators.

DAOs often struggle with multi‑signer wallets, contributor payments, and decentralized decision‑making that makes traditional accounting difficult. TMP focuses on creating clear structures so DAO treasuries can prove where funds came from, how they were allocated, and whether spending aligns with governance proposals.

Key problems TMP solves for DAOs include:

Mapping multi‑sig and treasury wallets into a coherent chart of accounts, including grants, bounties, and operational budgets.
Providing recurring treasury reports that show inflows, outflows, runway, and token allocation in a format delegates and tokenholders can understand.
Building documentation that supports compliance expectations as DAOs interact more with traditional entities, regulators, and service providers, guided by an experienced crypto accountant.

Web3 startups need a bridge between fast‑moving product development and the structured reporting that investors and tax authorities require. Early‑stage founders work with a dedicated crypto tax accountant who can handle both entity books and founder‑level filings, so token compensation, SAFT/SAFE funding, and marketplace activity stay under control.

For Web3 startups, TMP typically:

Sets up accounting systems that handle both fiat and digital assets, including payroll, vendor payments, and revenue in tokens.
Tracks token‑based compensation, vesting schedules, and employee or contractor rewards so tax reporting and cap tables remain aligned.
Prepares regular financials and metrics that support fundraising, board reporting, and strategic planning as the business scales, all overseen by a specialist cryptocurrency CPA.

Across all three groups, the goal is the same: turn complex on‑chain activity into trustworthy numbers that support growth, compliance, and confident decisions.

Taxes

New Crypto Tax Rules for 2025

What the 2025 rules mean for everyday crypto traders

Starting with 2025 returns, the IRS is tightening digital‑asset reporting, especially for users of centralized exchanges and major trading platforms. Even though details of Trump‑era reforms are still evolving, digital assets are still treated as property, which means every sale, swap, or disposal is a taxable event that must be reported, whether or not you receive a tax form.

For regular traders, this makes accurate records and reconciliation more important than ever. New 1099‑style reporting for digital assets will give the IRS clearer visibility into your trading activity and mismatches between exchange reports and your return can more easily trigger notices or audits. TMP helps traders clean up past years, align exchange and wallet data, and file returns that match the new reporting landscape so you are prepared as Trump‑era crypto tax changes roll out.

How new policy affects DeFi, DAOs, and Web3 startups

Trump’s administration and Congress have moved to scale back some of the broad “broker” rules that would have applied heavy reporting obligations to DeFi platforms and non‑custodial actors. Even with those changes, income and gains from DeFi protocols, DAO treasuries, NFTs, and token launches remain fully taxable, and on‑chain participants are still responsible for self‑reporting their activity.

At the same time, new digital‑asset tax proposals aim to clarify issues like small de‑minimis transactions, mark‑to‑market elections for dealers and high‑frequency traders, and standardized treatment for staking and lending returns. TMP tracks these developments for you, updating DeFi accounting systems, DAO treasury reports, and Web3 startup books so that when rules change under Trump’s new bill or related legislation, your records and filings stay ahead of IRS expectations.

Crypto Traders & Long‑Term Investors

Regular traders and investors need accurate crypto tax accounting across centralized exchanges, DEXs, and self‑custody wallets. TMP reconciles spot trades, margin, futures, NFTs, and DeFi positions so your transaction history, realized gains and losses, and income from staking or airdrops all line up with IRS expectations.

Steps

Get Started with DeFi & Crypto Accounting in 3 Steps

Step 1

Tell Us About Your Crypto Activity

Complete a quick questionnaire about your trading volume, wallets and exchanges, DeFi use, and whether you’re an individual, trader, or Web3 business.

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Step 2

Receive a Custom Quote

Within 24 hours, we review your answers and send a tailored DeFi and crypto accounting quote with a recommended level of support.

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Step 3

Book Your Call

Pick a time to speak with a crypto CPA, walk through your quote and questions, and confirm next steps if you’d like to move forward.

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Review

Over 20 years, 100’s of happy clients

TMP is a game-changer for my small business! Their bookkeeping services have helped me stay on top of my financial records with ease. From bank reconciliations to accounts payable, they've got it all covered. Highly recommend their expertise!

TMP payroll services are top-notch. They handle everything with precision and ensure smooth processing of paychecks and tax calculations. It's a relief knowing my employees' payroll is taken care of efficiently!!

Triple M Professional Corp completed the project on time and was highly responsive and cooperative throughout the partnership. The team was communicative, and internal stakeholders praised the service provider's vast technical expertise.

Honestly so impressed with Triple M. I had been struggling with my own Crypto Calculations until I found them. Their team of accountants knows their stuff when it comes to dealing with Crypto taxes. They helped me out with calculating my crypto taxes. If you need your crypto taxes done, I would definitely go to them. I will be coming back next year.

Triple M Professional Corp’s services have earned them a long-lasting partnership with the client. Their availability and commitment make them stand out as a firm that will do everything to get the work done. They take time to understand the customers’ needs and provide them with the best options.

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Faqs

DeFi Accounting FAQs for US Businesses and Investors

What DeFi transactions typically create taxable events in the US?

Many DeFi actions can be taxable, including swapping one token for another, selling tokens for fiat, earning staking or yield farming rewards, receiving airdrops, and exiting liquidity pools. Non‑taxable transactions usually include simple wallet‑to‑wallet transfers you control and moving tokens between your own wallets, as long as ownership does not change.

Do I still need a crypto tax accountant if I already use software?

Crypto tax software can help aggregate data, but it rarely produces fully accurate books or GAAP‑compliant financial statements on its own. A specialist crypto tax accountant or crypto tax CPA reviews, adjusts, and documents those outputs, builds a proper chart of accounts, and ensures that your tax filings, financials, and treasury reports all agree.

How are staking, yield farming, and liquidity pool rewards usually taxed?

In most US situations, rewards from staking or yield farming are treated as ordinary income at the time you receive them, valued at fair market value in dollars. When you later sell, swap, or spend those reward tokens, you also realize a capital gain or loss based on the difference between their value at receipt and their value at disposal.

Why is DeFi accounting considered more complex than regular crypto trading?

DeFi creates multiple layers of activity: smart‑contract interactions, wrapped assets, LP tokens, protocol fees, and complex sequences of swaps and loans that all need to be traced. Many transactions have both income and capital‑gains consequences plus gas fees that must be allocated correctly, so missing data or mis‑classification can quickly compound into large errors.

What records should a DeFi business keep for IRS and audit purposes?

At a minimum, you should keep dates, token amounts, wallet addresses, transaction hashes, fair‑market values in USD, and notes on the purpose of each significant DeFi transaction. Using dedicated tools or exports from explorers makes it easier to maintain a complete transaction history and to substantiate numbers in your financial statements and tax returns.

How does cost basis work for DeFi positions like LP tokens and frequent trades?

Cost basis is generally the dollar value of what you gave up to acquire a position, including relevant gas or protocol fees; this basis follows the asset until you dispose of it. For active DeFi traders, choosing and consistently applying a method such as FIFO, LIFO, or specific identification is crucial to calculating gains and losses accurately across many small, automated trades.

Do decentralized exchanges and DeFi platforms report information to the IRS?

Historically, most DeFi platforms have not issued tax forms, but US rules are evolving toward broker‑style reporting for some protocols. Even if you do not receive a form, you are still required to report taxable DeFi income and gains on your return, and on‑chain data gives authorities increasing visibility into activity.

How can poor DeFi accounting impact fundraising or due diligence?

Investors and acquirers expect reconciled wallets, clear revenue recognition, and GAAP‑aligned financials; gaps in DeFi accounting can delay deals or force unfavorable terms. Clean books also make it easier to answer questions about protocol revenue, treasury health, and risk exposures during audits or investor reviews, especially when a crypto CPA is preparing the numbers.

When should a DeFi founder or investor bring in a specialist accountant?

Warning signs include thousands of transactions you can’t easily summarize, inconsistent reports from different tax tools, or uncertainty about how to treat rewards, LP positions, and complex strategies. That’s usually the moment to bring in a specialist crypto tax CPA instead of relying on a generalist, so issues are fixed before a major tax filing, funding round, or token launch.

What does a typical DeFi accounting engagement look like from start to finish?

A common approach is: data intake and scoping, historical clean‑up of past years, implementation of ongoing reconciliation workflows, monthly or quarterly closes, and year‑end tax reporting aligned with your structure. For many Web3 founders, working with a dedicated crypto CPA throughout this process feels like finally finding the best crypto tax accountant for their DeFi stack, because future tax seasons and audits become far more predictable.