FTX Pushes Back on ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Tax Claim From the IRS

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The U.S. government’s claim for $24 billion in unpaid taxes from FTX has only one source – taking cash away from its victims, according to the bankrupt crypto exchange. A recent court filing stated in part, “This Alice in Wonderland argument has no support in the law.” Taxbit head of government solutions Miles Fuller shares his thoughts on the latest developments.

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