Deloitte Tax Expert Discusses Bitcoin Tax Rules and Reporting
Original title: Deloitte Tax Expert: What Bitcoiners Get Wrong Before Tax Season
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- Rob Massey from Deloitte has advised on crypto taxes since 2012.
- Broker 1099 forms will not provide the complete picture for crypto reporting.
- No de minimis exemption has passed, requiring users to report all transactions big or small.
- Business leaders are asking questions about ETFs, leverage, and Bitcoin lending.
- Cross-border Bitcoin usage faces issues with withholding, Subpart F, and a lack of tax treaties.
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