The crypto lobbying group opposes the five-year staking and mining tax cap

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Crypto news, the three major crypto trade organizations have requested Congress to pass the "Mining and Staking Tax Clarification Act," opposing a five-year cap on staking and mining rewards. The Blockchain Association, the Crypto Innovation Committee, and the Digital Chamber of Commerce wrote to committee leaders Jason Smith and Richard Neal on June 21, stating that the bill should "be passed as is" to provide clearer tax rules for miners and stakers. The letter pointed out that under current IRS guidelines, miners and stakers may need to pay taxes upon receiving rewards, based on their market value at the time, known as "phantom income." The H.R. 9175 bill would allow taxpayers to choose when to recognize rewards for tax purposes, either at the time of receipt of the cryptocurrency or defer until sale or disposal. The bill has not yet passed the House Ways and Means Committee and was previously introduced as part of a broader crypto tax proposal.
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PocketValidator
· 5h ago
The fundraising committee is holding back and not making progress, sticking to the old script.
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BridgeAnxiety
· 5h ago
A five-year cap is basically forcing the industry to relocate; Singapore and Dubai are laughing all the way to the bank.
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