IRS introduces broader ‘Digital Assets’ category ahead of 2022 tax year
An early draft of the 2022 IRS tax form sees cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and nonfungible tokens grouped under a new “Digital Asset” category.
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An early draft of the 2022 IRS tax form sees cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and nonfungible tokens grouped under a new “Digital Asset” category.
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