The US Treasury, together with the IRS, has introduced new rules for taxing cryptocurrencies.
The new rules require crypto exchanges to report customer transactions to the IRS, as brokers do, and provide all users with a new Form 1099-DA for reporting digital asset income. Important: all this also applies to decentralized platforms that do not yet require KYC. Feedback on the proposal is accepted until October 30, and public hearings are scheduled for early November. If the rules are adopted, they will come into force in 2026. Earlier, the Biden administration stated that the States missed more than $18 billion in taxes due to loopholes in the tax code used by crypto investors. #GateioBountyCreator #NewsMessenger #ContentStar #GateLive #HotTopicDiscussion #BountyCreator
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The US Treasury, together with the IRS, has introduced new rules for taxing cryptocurrencies.
The new rules require crypto exchanges to report customer transactions to the IRS, as brokers do, and provide all users with a new Form 1099-DA for reporting digital asset income.
Important: all this also applies to decentralized platforms that do not yet require KYC.
Feedback on the proposal is accepted until October 30, and public hearings are scheduled for early November. If the rules are adopted, they will come into force in 2026.
Earlier, the Biden administration stated that the States missed more than $18 billion in taxes due to loopholes in the tax code used by crypto investors.
#GateioBountyCreator #NewsMessenger #ContentStar #GateLive #HotTopicDiscussion #BountyCreator