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U.S. crypto users must now share transaction data with the IRS to improve tax compliance.
Early in 2026, the U.S. As part of a new enforcement effort to increase compliance, cryptocurrency users must give federal tax authorities comprehensive transaction records and account information.
Citing widespread underreporting of income from digital assets, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) made the announcement.
The IRS is now required to receive user data, such as wallet addresses and transaction histories, from financial institutions and significant cryptocurrency exchanges.
The program is a component of a larger initiative to ensure accurate reporting of gains and losses from cryptocurrency investments and to close tax loopholes.
Los usuarios de criptomonedas de EE.UU. ahora deben compartir datos de transacciones con el IRS para mejorar el cumplimiento de impuestos.