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How Controversial Crypto Tax Found Its Way Into US Infrastructure Bill

How Controversial Crypto Tax Found Its Way Into US Infrastructure Bill

How Controversial Crypto Tax Found Its Way Into US Infrastructure Bill

The crypto provision in the U.S. infrastructure bill was one of a handful of issues that nearly delayed the entire package.

The crypto provision in the U.S. infrastructure bill was one of a handful of issues that nearly delayed the entire package.

The crypto provision in the U.S. infrastructure bill was one of a handful of issues that nearly delayed the entire package.

AccessTimeIconAug 3, 2021, 12:00 PM
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 1:34 PM
The infrastructure bill includes a controversial crypto tax provision that might expand the definition of "broker" beyond trading platforms to miners or developers.

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