Patrick Camuso, CPA
Forbes Best-in-State Top CPA.
Background
Patrick Camuso is a Forbes Best-in-State Top CPA and one of the most recognized practitioners in digital asset taxation in the United States. He founded Camuso CPA in 2016, one of the first firms in the country built exclusively for digital asset tax, accounting, and advisory, and has advised investors, founders, protocols, and institutional teams through every major market cycle, enforcement wave, and regulatory transition since.
Before launching the firm, Patrick worked at Deloitte consulting with premier asset managers on financial accounting and fund taxation. He holds degrees in Accounting and Finance from Montclair State University.
He serves on the AICPA Digital Assets Task Force, has published in Tax Notes alongside former IRS leadership, and established dedicated prediction market tax reporting services before any other CPA firm in the country. Financial Frontier Forum is his platform for bringing the profession’s most important conversations on digital asset tax, compliance, accounting, and frontier markets to the practitioners, founders, and institutions who need them most.
Recognition & Authority
Patrick Camuso has been named to the Forbes Best-in-State Top CPAs list, published in Tax Notes alongside former IRS leadership, and serves on the AICPA Digital Assets Task Force, shaping how the accounting profession approaches digital asset taxation at the national level. His work has been covered by Wired, Bloomberg Tax, Business Insider, Accounting Today, MarketWatch, and Morningstar.
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Mission
Financial Frontier Forum exists to bring the profession’s most important conversations on digital asset taxation, compliance, accounting, and frontier markets into a format serious practitioners, investors, founders, and policymakers can use.
Latest episodes
The four most recent podcast episodes, ordered by publish date.
Navigating Crypto Audits: Insight on Internal Controls & Accounting
This episode of Financial Frontier dives into the world of cryptocurrency audits and internal controls with Dr. Andrew Belonogov, founder of the TechAccountingPro. Here, Andrew breaks down the challenges of accounting for complex crypto transactions and offers best practices for ensuring complete and accurate audits.
1099-DA: Real-World Impact on Taxpayers and Digital-Asset Platforms
Form 1099-DA will restructure how digital-asset activity is reported, reconciled, and interpreted across taxpayers, platforms, and global regulators. In this episode, Patrick Camuso, CPA is joined by Jessalyn Dean, for a discussion that breaks down the practical, operational, and product-level impacts that 1099-DA will trigger.
1099-DA and the Reliability of Crypto Tax Calculations
This episode examines how variation in crypto tax software methodologies, implementation choices, and embedded assumptions can produce materially different tax outcomes from identical data and why those differences matter as the compliance system transitions. My guest is Tyler Menzer, PhD, CPA, Assistant Professor of Accounting at Texas Christian University, whose empirical research documents these calculation inconsistencies and their implications for auditability and compliance. We discuss what this means for taxpayers, practitioners, regulators, and investors as digital asset reporting matures. Ask
The Reporting Gap: What IRS Data Shows About Crypto Tax Compliance
I'm joined by Tyler Menzer, PhD, CPA, assistant professor of accounting at TCU and co-author of new research, recently published in Review of Accounting Studies and covered in Bloomberg, that uses IRS administrative data to examine who actually reports cryptocurrency to the IRS.
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