News, regulatory updates and crypto-tax guidance for individuals, covering reporting, compliance and accounting developments.
A hypothetical Bitcoin quantum-defence proposal is not a tax event today, but it raises real record-keeping and bitcoin tax questions for holders of old wallets.
A crypto-friendly committee chair wins reelection but is set to lose his gavel, and what that political shift does and doesn't change about how crypto is taxed for US filers right now.
Russia opens regulated retail access to BTC, ETH and USDT with a 300,000 ruble cap, so here is how to think about bitcoin, ethereum and USDT tax records for anyone trading through these channels.
A DOL proposal to open 401(k)s to crypto has reached White House review; here is what it changes and what it leaves untouched about how crypto is taxed in the US.
Greece approves a 10% tax on crypto gains and a separate 15% levy on DeFi income, and what individual filers should start tracking now.
Greece has legislated a 10% tax on crypto sale gains and a 15% tax on staking, lending and liquidity income from 1 January 2027, with a 500 euro exemption and a 12-month window to declare past gains.
A plain-English map of how DeFi protocols work, translated into the on-chain events individual filers need to track for DeFi tax and a crypto tax report.
France's Assembly backs reporting of self-custodied crypto above 100,000 euros; what it signals for German and EU holders, including stablecoin holders, while the bill is still unsettled.
South Korea's government backs a fourth delay of its 22% crypto gains tax to 2029, adds a three-year loss carryforward, and what individual filers should do while the rules stay unsettled.
France's National Assembly rejected the 2027 budget revenue section, dropping crypto amendments for now, but the Senate could revive them from Nov. 20, so French crypto holders should prepare now.
Democrats winning the Senate and House reshapes crypto legislation odds, but today's US crypto tax rules haven't changed, so filers should keep clean records and not wait on Congress.
The CLARITY Act stall changes nothing about how your crypto is taxed today, so file under existing IRS rules and keep clean records.
Democrats winning Congress reshapes crypto legislation odds, but your 2026 US crypto tax obligations don't change on election night.
France's National Assembly rejected two crypto exit-tax proposals and delayed the 2027 budget revenue vote again, while the stablecoin gains tax approved on Oct. 16 remains unfinished and other crypto measures are still pending.
South Korea's ruling party has formally proposed a fourth delay of the crypto income tax, so investors should keep records and calculations ready rather than assume the tax is gone.
The 2026 US midterms could shape crypto regulation, but your crypto tax bill this year follows today's rules, so prepare now.
The 2026 midterm results reshuffle Congress, but your crypto tax bill for this year is set by existing IRS rules, not by the stalled CLARITY Act.
With the CLARITY Act stalled, US crypto policy is being set by agencies, so individual filers should stay on existing IRS tax rules and keep clean records rather than wait for legislation.
South Korea's presidential office is reportedly considering pushing its 22% crypto gains tax to 2029, citing the US CARF timeline as the primary bottleneck, with National Assembly revisions expected in late 2026.
South Korea's repeated postponement of its 22% crypto capital gains tax, now potentially pushed to 2029 to align with US CARF participation, and what it means for Korean investors and their tax planning today.
The IRS is overhauling its voluntary disclosure program to cut penalties and resolve cases within 120 days, with crypto treated under the same process as other tax violations.
HSBC's stablecoin rollout to 3 million HK retail wallets raises immediate USDT/USDC tax and record-keeping questions for individual holders in Hong Kong.
Breaking down the tax and accounting implications of SoFi's new tokenized deposit product for US individual filers
