IRS to summon users who don’t report and pay tax on crypto transactions
The summons requires M.Y. Safra Bank to submit information about taxpayers who failed to report and pay their taxes on crypto.
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The summons requires M.Y. Safra Bank to submit information about taxpayers who failed to report and pay their taxes on crypto.
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