Key Points:
The advocacy group has sent a letter to Senators Ron Wyden and Mike Crapo, offering insights into potential legislation concerning the taxation of digital assets.
One key recommendation highlighted by Coin Center involves the Virtual Currency Tax Fairness Act, which proposes that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) create a de minimis exemption for cryptocurrency transactions.
This exemption would encourage the use of cryptocurrencies as a method of payment by treating digital asset transactions similarly to transactions involving foreign currencies.
Furthermore, the nonprofit suggests that lawmakers should reconsider imposing U.S. tax law reporting requirements on second parties involved in digital asset transactions.
Coin Center argues that such obligations could lead to incomplete or unavailable sender information, raising privacy concerns and placing undue burdens on filers.
Additionally, Coin Center proposed that cryptocurrency block rewards from mining or staking activities should not be taxed as income upon creation. Instead, taxation should occur upon their subsequent sale, similar to taxation practices for other commodities.
Coin Center’s recommendations come in response to a request from the U.S. Senate Financial Services Committee for input on cryptocurrency tax guidance. The committee will be accepting feedback until September 8.
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