United States Legislative Group Has issued a bill to change tax reporting requirements. That will come into effect from the recently signed infrastructure bill.
Representatives Patrick McHenry and Tim Ryan did.recommend Keep Innovation in America Act, which willchangeThe definition of “broker” as set out in HR 3684 of the Bilateral Infrastructure Bill signed into law by President Joe Biden on Nov. 15, this bill offers digital asset transactions of value. More than $10,000 must be reported to the Internal Revenue Service.
Additionally, the bill will exempt certain taxpayers from reporting digital asset transactions where there is no reason to know information from non-essential wallet holders, such as “miners and validators, hardware and software developers, and protocol developer” which is not a broker.
“Consistent and accurate reporting of digital asset transactions is essential,” said the Keep Innovation in America Act, “but Congress must work to bring legal and regulatory certainty to the digital asset industry. including clear rules to promote technology and innovation.”
“[กฎหมาย] This includes digital asset reporting requirements that threaten to drive innovators and entrepreneurs overseas. [… ] We have to fix these poorly built standards. and ensuring compatibility with the way the new technology works.”
The proposed law It was supported by representatives Kevin Brady, Ro Khanna, Tom Emmer, Eric Swalwell, Warren Davidson, Darren Soto, Anthony Gonzalez and Ted Budd, in addition to crypto advocacy groups including Coin Center and the Blockchain Association. It will create its own legal approach to resolving the crypto language in infrastructure law with proposals from Ron Wyden and Cynthia Lummis, as well as a separate bill from Ted Cruz that was launched this week.
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