Final digital asset reporting regulations alleviate brokers’ obligations by Lewis J. Greenwald and Eric J. Rietveld
By: Greenwald, Lewis J
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Contributor(s): Rietveld, Eric J.
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ArticleSubject(s): ACTIVOS FINANCIEROS | CRIPTOMONEDA | BIENES INMUEBLES | DECLARACIONES TRIBUTARIAS | ESTADOS UNIDOS
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Tax Notes International v. 116, n. 1, October 7 2024, p. 39-47Summary: In this article, Greenwald and Rietveld explain the final regulations for reporting under section 6045 published by Treasury and the IRS and how they affect those involved in digital asset transactions.
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In this article, Greenwald and Rietveld explain the final regulations for reporting under section 6045 published by Treasury and the IRS and how they affect those involved in digital asset transactions.
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