I'm not a CPA either but considering it income on the day of the fork is assured not a burden on you. That means you have tax obligations on all potential futu

I'm not a CPA either but considering it income on the day of the fork is assured not a burden on you. That means you have tax obligations on all potential future forks, regardless of whether you know it or do anything with that information. IIRC the suggestion I found online was to pay capital gains tax on the full amount you sold or exchanged the coin for.