How Taxing Crypto Got Changed by Biden’s Infrastructure Law

By cineramaNovember 17, 2021Bitcoin Business

Embedded in the infrastructure spending package signed into law by U.S. President Joe Biden was language increasing the tax reporting requirements for cryptocurrency transactions. That change was heavily opposed […]

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How Taxing Crypto Got Changed by Biden’s Infrastructure Law

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