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The US IRS reports that cryptocurrency tax evasion is serious C

Date:2024-04-06 17:54:58 Channel:Crypto Read:
In the latest report released by the U.S. Department of Revenue, a shocking figure was exposed: Cryptocurrency tax evasion is a serious problem, with the amount of crime involved reaching $37.1 billion this year. This news triggered widespread concern and deep reflection from all walks of life. What exactly accounts for the seriousness of the cryptocurrency tax evasion problem? Let’s dive into this hotly debated topic.
Technically, the anonymity and decentralization of cryptocurrencies facilitate tax evasion. It is difficult for regulatory agencies in the traditional financial system to effectively monitor and track cryptocurrency transactions, providing opportunities for tax evaders to hide funds. This "digital black market" not only makes tax evasion a relatively easy behavior, but also provides a breeding ground for other illegal activities such as money laundering and smuggling. It is the combination of these factors that makes the problem of cryptocurrency tax evasion increasingly serious.

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The issue of cryptocurrency tax evasion is not only a problem in the United States, but also a concern around the world. According to data from international organizations, countries have lost billions of dollars in tax revenue due to cryptocurrency tax evasion. These huge amounts of tax evasion not only harm the country's financial interests, but also exacerbate the polarization between rich and poor, posing serious challenges to social fairness and justice. Therefore, governments of various countries urgently need to strengthen cooperation to jointly deal with the issue of cryptocurrency tax evasion and ensure fairness and transparency in taxation.
In addition to the characteristics of cryptocurrency itself, the prevalence of tax evasion is also one of the important reasons for the serious tax evasion problem of cryptocurrency. In a society where money is paramount, some people do not hesitate to break the law and evade taxes in order to seek personal gain, and the anonymity of cryptocurrency provides them with convenient conditions to hide their identity. This kind of "evading responsibility" not only damages the national tax order, but also damages the overall interests of society. Therefore, it is necessary to guide people to establish correct tax concepts and jointly maintain the normal operation of the tax order through strengthening publicity and education, increasing law enforcement and other measures.
The role of regulatory authorities is crucial in dealing with the issue of cryptocurrency tax evasion. Regulatory authorities need to continuously strengthen the application of technical means, improve their ability to supervise cryptocurrency transactions, and intensify their crackdown on tax evasion. At the same time, regulatory authorities should also strengthen international cooperation to jointly respond to challenges such as cross-border tax evasion and build an airtight global tax governance network. Only through international cooperation can we effectively curb the spread of cryptocurrency tax evasion and achieve tax fairness and justice.

Coin Circle (120BtC.CoM) News: The United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been committed to strengthening the supervision and tax enforcement of digital asset transactions. Under proposed regulations released at the end of August, brokers handling digital asset transactions will be required to adopt new reporting forms to effectively combat tax evasion.

According to a statement from the IRS yesterday (4th), the number of tax evasion cases involving cryptocurrency is increasing sharply. Jim, Director of IRS Criminal Investigation Division
Lee revealed a change in this trend: Three years ago, the majority of cryptocurrency investigations we handled (more than 90%) were primarily about money laundering. However, over the past year, we have found that approximately half of digital asset investigation cases actually involve tax issues.

 **More than $37.1 billion tax and financial crimes investigation**

The Criminal Investigation Division of the Internal Revenue Service stated in its annual report released yesterday (4) that from October 1, 2022 to September 30 this year, it has investigated more than 2,676 cases, in which tax-related crimes were discovered. More than $37.1 billion related to financial crime. The department further noted that as the use of digital assets increases, so too do tax investigations related to them.

 **Investigation involves undeclared income, tax evasion**

The department further noted that tax investigations related to digital assets mainly involve undeclared income from:

  * Capital gains on cryptocurrency sales

  * Income from mining cryptocurrency

  * Income received in cryptocurrency, such as wages, rental income and gambling proceeds

The department also observed payment evasion violations, in which taxpayers deliberately failed to disclose that they owned cryptocurrency in an attempt to hide their assets.

 **Cryptoasset Taxation in the United States**

“Most people use cryptocurrencies for legitimate purposes, but digital assets carry risks of financing terrorism, ransomware attacks, and other illegal activities,” Jim Lee said in the report.

Perhaps because of this, the IRS has stepped up its pace and adopted more stringent enforcement measures against cryptocurrency-related tax violations.

It is understood that the IRS has had clear regulations on the tax treatment of virtual currencies since 2014. According to Notice 2014-21 issued by the IRS, all cryptoassets are treated as property, not currency, for federal income tax purposes. As a result, most crypto asset transactions are subject to capital gains tax.

In January 2023, the IRS determined federal income tax filing guidance for 2022, requiring taxpayers to report all income related to digital assets, including NFTs and stablecoins. The requirements are part of a crackdown on digital asset tax evaders.

Since it began to increase its efforts to investigate crimes involving cryptocurrency in 2015, the IRS has seized more than $10 billion in digital assets.

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