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Incoming House Financial Services Committee Chair Asks Secretary Yellen to Delay Crypto Tax Provision
Rep. Patrick McHenry. who chairs the committee in January, expressed his concerns in a letter to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.
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US Lawmakers Move to Clarify Definition of 'Brokers' in 2021 Infrastructure Law
The bill would exclude miners, stakers and other parties who may not have the tax reporting information needed to otherwise comply.
U.S. Senators Pat Toomey (left) and Cynthia Lummis (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

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Regulation and the Evolution of Money, With Senator Pat Toomey
As the crypto ecosystem develops and evolves, regulation follows a few steps behind.
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US Treasury Suggests Miners Won’t Be Subject to IRS Reporting Rules
A letter from a Treasury official addresses crypto industry concerns about access to customer information.
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Unconstitutional Crypto Surveillance Tucked Inside Biden’s Infrastructure Bill?
In November, U.S. President Joe Biden signed into law the infrastructure bill that includes a controversial provision broadening the tax code’s definition of “broker.” Yet, crypto and civil liberties attorney Marta Belcher suggests there could be another hidden crypto provision that violates the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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US Lawmakers Challenge Infrastructure Bill's Definition of 'Broker'
The representatives propose following a definition which avoids placing "unworkable customer reporting obligations" on parties who do not, in fact, have customers, such as crypto miners and stakers.
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2021: The Year of Crypto Policy and Regulations
From the U.S. infrastructure bill to multiple Capitol Hill hearings on stablecoins, from Turkey banning crypto transactions to China banning crypto mining to India dabbling with tighter regulation, 2021 was a defining regulatory year for the industry.
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US Lawmakers Ask Janet Yellen to Define ‘Broker’ for Infrastructure Bill
A bipartisan group of senators say they’ll offer legislation if needed to clarify the contentious provision.
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US Congressmen Introduce Bill to Modify Crypto Tax Provision in Infrastructure Law
U.S. President Joe Biden signed the infrastructure bill into law on Monday.
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Blockchain Association Raises $4M to Grow Its Presence on Capitol Hill
Kraken, Digital Currency Group (DCG) and the Filecoin Foundation participated in the round.
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