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The refunds could signal that the tax agency is not aiming to be punitive to crypto holders.

New guidelines published November 1 also said that crypto is generally not "stock or marketable securities.”

The order was based on a 2015 ruling by a European court.

After a round of warning letters first went out last month, it's becoming clear that the agency isn't messing ...

Earlier this week, the IRS demanded that crypto holders swear to their alleged compliance or admit delinquency.

Recipients of the letters may have been among the 13,000 Coinbase users whose data was given to the IRS. ...

Authorities in the UK, US, Netherlands, Australia and Canada are cracking down on people using crypto to avoid tax

Bringing crypto and taxation together has become a trend in the US market.

Millennials are going to have to be more self-reliant than older generations when it comes to retirement.

Last year, reports emerged that very few Americans were filing taxes on their cryptocurrency gains and losses.

TurboTax appears to be honing in on the cryptocurrency trading crowd.

The service is limited to the United States for now.

The Swiss investment bank rejected a prior settlement offer from French authorities

Node40 cofounder Sean Ryan speaks about the changing landscape around cryptocurrency taxes.

Gidi Bar Zakay speaks about how taxation has evolved in the cryptocurrency industry.

The Danish tax authority is pulling data from three cryptocurrency exchanges.

The NRA is the latest in a series of governmental authorities to start looking at taxing digital assets.

Warburg is seeking €46 million ($53.04 million) from Deutsche Bank.

Figuring out how to pay taxes on crypto is a daunting task--but it must be done.

The Australian Tax Office clarified that it sees cryptocurrencies as property, not currency.

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