Is the IRS Exploring NFTs as a Tax Revenue Source?

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CoinDesk published this video item, entitled “Is the IRS Exploring NFTs as a Tax Revenue Source?” – below is their description.

Nik De, CoinDesk managing editor for Global Policy and Regulation, joins “First Mover” to provide the latest update in an ongoing lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service regarding income taxes for staked cryptocurrency on the Tezos blockchain. Plus, a discussion on whether the IRS could be looking into NFTs for tax revenue, and why Ukraine’s minister for Digital Transformation canceled the proposed crypto airdrop.

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