
Cryptocurrency Tax
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3 weeks ago |
cryptonews.com.au | Jody McDonald |Cryptocurrency Tax
The release of the ‘Board of Taxation’s Review of the tax treatment of digital assets and transactions in Australia’ last week could signal more active enforcement of crypto tax compliance, according to Shane Brunette, CEO of Crypto Tax Calculator. The Government’s review didn’t propose any new crypto-specific tax legislation, instead it reaffirmed that crypto is covered by existing tax laws.
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1 month ago |
cryptonews.com.au | Jose Oramas |Cryptocurrency Law |Cryptocurrency Tax
Ohio lawmakers introduced a bill to exempt crypto, stablecoins, and NFTs from state taxes when used as payment, ensuring parity with fiat transactionsThe bill clarifies that mining, staking, and crypto swaps won’t be classified as “money transmission” and protects mining in industrial zones. Nearly 30 states have explored Bitcoin reserves or crypto-related policies, but most efforts have failed due to internal political disagreements.
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2 months ago |
cryptonews.com.au | Jose Oramas |Cryptocurrency Tax
Dan Morehead is under federal investigation for allegedly misapplying Puerto Rican tax exemptions to classify US$850M+ in profits as tax-free. The US Senate Finance Committee is cracking down on wealthy individuals using Puerto Rico’s tax breaks to avoid US taxes, reinforcing that most gains remain taxable. Pantera Capital founder Dan Morehead is under federal investigation for potential tax law violations following his move to Puerto Rico, a US territory known for its tax incentives.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
cryptonews.com.au | Cryptocurrency Tax
The potential US Treasury Secretary under Donald Trump, Scott Bessent, has claimed there is ‘no reason’ for a USD central backed digital currency. Bessent argued the US economy was strong and diverse enough to not require a CBDC. Speaking at a Senate Finance Committee meeting, Bessent turned his attention to tax cuts – largely focussing on the proposed 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
cryptonews.com.au | Jose Oramas |Cryptocurrency Tax
Frank Richard Ahlgren III, an early Bitcoin investor, was sentenced to two years in prison for tax fraud. Ahlgren owes US$1M in restitution for underreporting capital gains from selling US$3.7M worth of Bitcoin. A federal judge prohibited Ahlgren from transferring or selling assets without court approval. Frank Richard Ahlgren III has made history by becoming the first US citizen convicted of tax crimes tied to… cryptocurrency sales.
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