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Users of Coinbase, PayPal, FTX.US and More Will Be Able to File Crypto Taxes for Free Through TaxBit Network

Utah-based tax software firm TaxBit has launched the TaxBit Network, a supported network of 20 top crypto companies including Coinbase, Gemini and SuperRare, that will allow clients of supported institutions to access 2021 crypto tax forms at no charge. “The Hash” hosts discuss the product and what it means for crypto taxation.

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Could Bitcoin Offset Portfolio Losses?

Some financial advisers are pitching cryptocurrencies in investment portfolios to generate a taxable loss that can be used to offset other investment capital gains from stocks and bonds, taking advantage of a tax-loss harvesting loophole. “The Hash” panel discusses the latest development in the wealth-management industry illuminating the potential benefits of crypto’s volatility.

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Is Puerto Rico a Crypto Utopia?

Puerto Rico’s hands-off approach to capital gains, income, and business taxes is attracting crypto’s nouveau riche to its shores. Puerto Rico Blockchain Trade Association’s Giovanni Mendez and Keiko Yoshino discuss why the island is an important destination for the blockchain community and what it offers.

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US Lawmakers Float New Crypto Tax Provisions in Reconciliation Bill

The proposals would close loopholes in different types of sales rules.

Representative Dave Camp, a Republican from Michigan and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, right, talks to Representative Richard Neal, a Democrat from Massachusetts, prior to a hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013. The official most responsible for the rollout of the Obamacare health-insurance exchange, Marilyn Tavenner, blamed a "subset" of outside contractors for the website woes, not her staff, in testimony before a U.S. House committee. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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Status of The Crypto Tax Provision in the Infrastructure Bill

CoinDesk Global Policy and Regulation Managing Editor Nikhilesh De has the latest on the infrastructure bill awaiting a vote in the House. As Nik reports, lawmakers are still trying to amend the controversial crypto provision in the bill even though it doesn’t seem likely they will succeed.

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Tax Software Firm TaxBit Value Tops $1B Unicorn Status

TaxBit, a crypto tax software provider for IRS and various institutional clients, raised $130 million in a Series B funding round that valued the startup at $1.33 billion.

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Is Crypto Moving to Puerto Rico?

Relocating to Puerto Rico to avoid taxes is simpatico to crypto’s goals. Both are attempts to outrun the state and build an alternative system. “The Hash” panel discusses their take on the wave of wealthy crypto adopters moving to “tax haven” Puerto Rico as they look to take advantage of the island’s generous incentives.

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Sen. Lummis Presents New Amendment to $1T Infrastructure Bill on Senate Floor

Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) discusses the compromise amendment to a contentious crypto provision in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill she presents on the Senate floor Monday afternoon. “What we tried to do with this amendment is to remove some of the unintended consequences of the definition of “broker,” Lummis said.

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Senator Rob Portman Defends Crypto Provision in US Infrastructure Bill

CoinDesk Managing Editor of Global Policy & Regulation Nikhilesh De discusses the latest developments to the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, including Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) defending the controversial crypto provision currently being debated in the Senate. Plus, Nik's thoughts on notable takeaways from SEC Chair Gary Gensler's remarks Tuesday to the Aspen Institute's forum on security.

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US Infrastructure Bill Could Be ‘Disastrous’ for Crypto

“The Hash” panel digs into the updated draft language of the U.S. Senate’s $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, which narrows the definition of “broker” for crypto tax collection purposes. “The repercussions could be disastrous,” host Naomi Brockwell said, should the legislation be formally introduced.

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