Fear of Retrospective IRS Regulation Changes Discourages Filing, Says Crypto Tax Expert
Many cryptocurrency users have not filed their tax returns, fearing that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) might change regulations after they submit their returns, according to a cryptocurrency tax expert. The expert s...
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