Hate to be this guy all the time, but if your case is anything other than straightforward, and there are large amounts at stake, talk to a tax attorney (grain of salt: I am one).
Form websites and tutorials are all well and good, and will probably work out for more people than they don't, but you super don't want to screw up your taxes. When the bill comes due, it'll be years down the line, and for an unrecognizable sum.
Your state bar can put you in touch with one. Avoid folks marketing themselves as something like "tHe CrYpTo LaWyER."
Form websites and tutorials are all well and good, and will probably work out for more people than they don't, but you super don't want to screw up your taxes. When the bill comes due, it'll be years down the line, and for an unrecognizable sum.
Your state bar can put you in touch with one. Avoid folks marketing themselves as something like "tHe CrYpTo LaWyER."