Members of the US Senate have called on the Treasury Department and IRS to implement crypto tax reporting guidelines before 2026. Lawmakers argue a delay in implementation could cause the IRS to lose billions in revenue.
A group of seven US Senate members have sent a letter to the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Commissioner Daniel Werfel and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in which they insist crypto tax reporting requirements be implemented before 2026.
Delays Could See the IRS Lose Roughly $50 Billion in Revenue
Members of the Senate, including Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, have urged the Treasury Department and IRS to implement tax reporting requirements for crypto brokers “as swiftly as possible.”
In an October 10 letter, the senators argued a two-year delay in the requirement’s implementation could see the IRS lose around $50 billion in annual tax revenue. The proposed requirements, scheduled to take effect in 2026 for 2025 transactions, were unveiled by the
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