Hi r/CryptoCurrency,
We’re members of the iShares Digital Assets team and are trying to better understand how investors think about Schedule K-1s.
K-1s often come up as a reason investors avoid certain products, but it isn’t always clear which aspects create the most friction, or how much of the concern comes from firsthand experience versus perceptions.
A few questions for the community:
- Would receiving a K-1 materially affect whether you invest in a product? If so, to what extent:
- I won't invest in a K-1 issuing ETP under any scenario
- I prefer a 1099 but a K-1 issuing ETP is okay if the investment merits of the structure more than offset the inconvenience
- I'm indifferent between a K-1 and a 1099.
- If so, what specifically concerns you: tax-filing complexity, timing of the K-1, tax-preparation costs, retirement-account considerations, or something else?
- Have you personally received and filed a K-1 before?
- If you have, was the experience easier, harder, or about what you expected?
- Is there anything that would change your view on receiving a K-1?
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