US lawmakers advance resolution to repeal ‘unfair’ crypto tax rule
The resolution repealing the IRS law needs to pass through the House, then the Senate, and if successful, it can then be sent to US President Donald Trump to sign into law.
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The resolution repealing the IRS law needs to pass through the House, then the Senate, and if successful, it can then be sent to US President Donald Trump to sign into law.
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