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The IRS has announced the extension of the period for comments on crypto tax reporting requirements until January 25, 2024.
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Those wishing to offer feedback to the IRS on having NFTs treated as collectibles, such as coins or works of art, have until June 19 to submit comments.
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Compound CEO Robert Leshner has faced a severe backlash over his recent comments
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In comments at a virtual conference, an IRS counsel indicated the agency would seize virtual currency like bitcoin to satisfy tax collection.
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The Internal Revenue Service [IRS] has changed its tune on how cryptocurrencies can be, or rather were, used to pay for taxation in transactions that occurred before 2018. According to Ally VersprilleThe post IRS changes tune on cryptocurrency-based tax payment comments appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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Tax law surrounding crypto assets is currently convoluted and confusing, even despite Congress demanding the IRS clarify the law, and the IRS taking steps to provide more clarity to crypto investors in the United States.
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The IRS is hiring 87,000 agents, thanks to President Joe Biden’s 2021 infrastructure package, but they won’t be fully trained for three years.
The Internal Revenue Service released its newest FAQ and guidelines on taxing US nationals for crypto transactions. The updated guidelines may come as a surprise to those that once rejoiced because of hard forks and the “free” coins that came with them.
For the first time since 2014, the IRS is detailing how it will tax cryptocurrency holdings. Here's what you need to know.
U. S. tax authority, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has already begun sending letters to thousands of bitcoin and crypto holders who have failed to report cryptocurrency transactions. The IRS letters include instructions to pay taxes, interest, and penalties.
The only thing that’s certain in life is death and taxes. For buyers of Bitcoin and other cryptos, the latter has come, as the IRS is now pumping out an avalanche of notices to more than 10,000 cryptocurrency investors who probably haven’t been upfront about their trades.
The IRS has begun contacting U.S. taxpayers, warning them about possible back taxes owed on their crypto holdings.