# Пов'язані статті щодо Tax Exemption

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Tax Exemption", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Kazakhstan’s new crypto adoption push: Stablecoin rules, tax exemptions explained!

Kazakhstan has taken a major step to become a regulated crypto hub. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a decree, prepared with the Ministry of AI and Digital Development, to establish a formal framework for the digital asset market. The rules aim to boost investment and adoption through key measures. These include tax exemptions on individual income from crypto transactions, provided users disclose holdings on foreign platforms and move them to domestic, regulated exchanges. The decree also outlines a framework for stablecoin payments and a plan to allocate surplus state electricity to crypto mining to stimulate regional investment. Officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Zhaslan Madiyev, state the goal is to attract global capital by making digital assets as secure as traditional finance. Kazakhstan, already the world's third-largest in Bitcoin mining hashrate, aims to join jurisdictions like the UAE and Singapore with clear crypto regulations.

ambcrypto07/09 10:02

Kazakhstan’s new crypto adoption push: Stablecoin rules, tax exemptions explained!

ambcrypto07/09 10:02

Is Coinbase Sabotaging Bitcoin De Minimis Tax Exemption In Favor Of Stablecoins?

A controversy is emerging within the crypto community, with rumors that Coinbase is allegedly lobbying against a proposed Bitcoin de minimis tax exemption. This exemption, discussed in congressional committees, would allow crypto users to make small Bitcoin transactions without incurring capital gains taxes, treating it more like a medium of exchange. Industry insiders, like Marty Bent, claim Coinbase is attempting to "nuke" the Bitcoin exemption to instead promote a regulatory framework that exclusively favors stablecoins. Allegedly, Coinbase representatives have told legislators that "No one is using Bitcoin as money" and that the exemption would be "dead on arrival." This has drawn significant criticism from sector leaders, who accuse the exchange of aligning with traditional banking interests and warn it could be a major policy misstep. Coinbase has not officially responded to these allegations.

bitcoinist03/12 10:25

Is Coinbase Sabotaging Bitcoin De Minimis Tax Exemption In Favor Of Stablecoins?

bitcoinist03/12 10:25

Arizona lawmaker proposes barring taxes on crypto and blockchain

Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers has introduced two bills and a resolution to change how digital assets are taxed in the state. The proposals include exempting virtual currency from taxation (SB 1044), preventing local governments from taxing or fining blockchain node operators (SB 1045), and amending the state constitution to exclude digital assets from property tax (SCR 1003). While the node bill may pass through the legislature, the tax exemption and constitutional change would require voter approval in the 2026 general election. Arizona is among a small group of states, including New Hampshire and Texas, with laws establishing digital asset reserve policies. The move follows broader U.S. state-level efforts to create supportive regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrency.

cointelegraph12/22 21:39

Arizona lawmaker proposes barring taxes on crypto and blockchain

cointelegraph12/22 21:39

Stablecoin payments below $200 can go tax-free: If Congress agrees

In a renewed bipartisan effort, U.S. lawmakers Max Miller and Steven Horsford have proposed a tax exemption for stablecoin transactions valued at $200 or below, aiming to provide clarity and consumer protection. This follows a previous failed attempt by Senator Cynthia Lummis in 2025 to introduce a similar exemption. Currently, the IRS treats cryptocurrency as property, subjecting it to capital gains tax. Meanwhile, banking lobbyists oppose the high yields offered by crypto exchanges on stablecoin deposits, arguing it threatens traditional banks. Industry leaders, including Gemini's co-founder, are defending the GENIUS Act against what they call anti-competitive overreach by banks. The outcome of both the tax proposal and the stablecoin yield debate remains uncertain.

ambcrypto12/21 09:02

Stablecoin payments below $200 can go tax-free: If Congress agrees

ambcrypto12/21 09:02

US lawmakers propose tax break for small stablecoin payments, staking rewards

US lawmakers have introduced a discussion draft proposing tax exemptions for small stablecoin payments and deferral options for staking and mining rewards. The bill, introduced by Representatives Max Miller and Steven Horsford, aims to amend the Internal Revenue Code to accommodate the growing use of digital assets in everyday transactions. It would exempt gains or losses on stablecoin transactions under $200, provided the stablecoin is dollar-pegged and issued under the GENIUS Act. Additionally, taxpayers could defer income recognition from staking and mining rewards for up to five years, addressing concerns around "phantom income." The draft also includes anti-abuse measures and extends certain securities rules to digital assets. Meanwhile, crypto industry groups are urging the Senate to reconsider proposed restrictions on stablecoin rewards.

cointelegraph12/21 07:07

US lawmakers propose tax break for small stablecoin payments, staking rewards