Senate Virtual Currency Tax Fairness companion bill drops purchase exclusion ...

Senate Virtual Currency Tax Fairness companion bill drops purchase exclusion ...

After being seen in the House a few times, a bipartisan bill is introduced into the Senate with a drastically reduced exclusion for purchases made with cryptocurrency. The Virtual Currency Tax Fairness Act of 2022 was introduced into the United States Senate on Tuesday by the bipartisan team of Senators Patrick Toomey and Kyrsten Sinema. The bill is a companion to the one already before the House of Representatives, although it differs in one key detail.Both the House and Senate bills exclude small purchases made with cryptocurrency from the capital gains tax. Currently, any purchase made....


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