Illinois’ 0.2% Crypto Tax Sparks a Full-Blown Courtroom War
Two heavyweight crypto trade groups have dragged Illinois into court over a first-in-the-nation 0.2% tax that could hammer digital asset trades, transfers, and storage when it kicks in Jan. 1, 2027. The Blockchain Associ...
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