PoS validator turns down IRS tax refund offer, pushes for clear policy on staking taxation
The Tezos validator who took the IRS to court argues that staking rewards should be treated as created property rather than income.
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The Tezos validator who took the IRS to court argues that staking rewards should be treated as created property rather than income.
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