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    It will soon be easier for crypto investors to pay their taxes, but the IRS will also have a better view of what’s going on.

    The rules will help taxpayers and also reduce tax evasion, a Treasury Department official said
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    Long-awaited rules have been finalised by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and Treasury Department for how brokers can keep track of the money crypto investors use their exchanges to make.

    Treasury Department officials say that the rules that were announced on Friday are good for investors because they can trust the exchanges to keep track of the data and send it to the investors and the IRS. They added that this is better than trying to figure it out on their own or paying someone to do it.

    It’s also good for the IRS because they will be able to see more of the profits and losses that investors report to the tax man.

    To be clear, crypto investors already have to report their gains and losses to the IRS, and Friday’s news doesn’t change that.

    People who don’t report all of their income from digital assets like bitcoin BTCUSD, -0.81%, ethereum ETHUSD, -0.44%, and other virtual currencies have been a worry for the IRS for a long time. It used to be that digital asset brokers didn’t have to give tax forms to users and the IRS, but some did.

    The tax reporting rules were hidden in the bipartisan infrastructure bill of 2021. They are another way for the IRS to keep an eye on the taxable money that crypto investors are making.

    A Treasury Department official named Aviva Aron-Dine said that investors in cryptocurrencies and the IRS “will have better access to the documentation they need to easily file and review tax returns.”

    According to Aron-Dine, the final rules will make it easier for taxpayers to pay their taxes and make it harder for wealthy investors to avoid paying taxes. This is because they will enforce the law’s reporting requirements.

    The rule says that brokers must start reporting the gross proceeds of sales of digital assets in 2025. For other sales, the rules start applying in 2026. This means that investors shouldn’t look for the relevant tax forms, the 1099-DA, until at least 2026, when they are doing their income taxes for the previous year.

    The tax reporting rules have been a source of disagreement in the industry for a long time. The final rules were made after about 44,000 people commented on a proposal that was first shown in August 2023.

    Some people have said that the definitions are too broad, and others have said that it will be hard for brokers to keep track of the events that can lead to reporting.

    IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel said that the final rules try to find a balance between the industry’s implementation problems and the IRS’s need to find places where taxes may be owed but not paid.

    “These rules are a big part of the larger effort to get people with high incomes to pay their taxes.” “These final rules will make it easier to find people who aren’t following the rules in the high-risk area of digital assets,” he said. “We need to make sure that digital assets aren’t used to hide taxable income.”

    The rules are for custodial brokers who take the digital asset that their clients are selling, the IRS said. They are the ones through whom most trades, sales, and transactions in cryptocurrencies happen, the agency said.

    The big crypto exchanges sounded cautious.

    “The IRS should be praised for making rules that are more reasonable and focused on custodial brokers like Coinbase COIN, +5.01%,” said Lawrence Zlatkin, vice president of tax at the exchange. “The rules set a more realistic timeline for implementation and include a way to stop people from reporting the same thing twice.”

    Zlatkin said that the exchange was still “deeply concerned” about many things. He said that this included the lack of thresholds below which cryptocurrency transactions don’t need to be reported.

    “We like that these rules aren’t too strict, but we think they should be applied in the same way that traditional financial brokers have to,” he said.

    A Kraken representative said that the platform “looks forward to reviewing the final rules in more detail.” In our letter of comment, we said that the proposed rules were too broad, and that they needed to be followed quickly, which would put too much stress on taxpayers, the IRS, and the industry.

    There is tax reporting for users on both Coinbase and Kraken.

    Many people still only have a small amount of cryptocurrency in their investment portfolios. According to the Federal Reserve, only 7% of Americans said they held or used cryptocurrency last year.

    A group of Bitcoin ETFs that were approved earlier this year could help the asset reach new investors.

    But Treasury officials said that investors in bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) would not have to follow the new rules for filing reports.

    Instead, investors who sell a bitcoin ETF held by a broker would get the same tax forms as those who sell stocks through the same broker.

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