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November 22, 2022
Couple Appeal Bid To Clarify Taxation Of Crypto Staking
A couple who lost their bid to clarify whether generating cryptocurrency tokens through so-called staking creates taxable income plan to appeal to the Sixth Circuit, according to a notice they filed in a Tennessee federal court.
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October 04, 2022
Couple Can't Challenge Crypto Taxes After Getting Refund
A couple can't proceed with a suit to recoup taxes they paid on cryptocurrency because the IRS already refunded them, a Tennessee federal court ruled, declining to take up their greater legal challenge over the tax treatment of the asset.
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March 22, 2022
Keeping Crypto Staking Suit Alive Meritless, Gov't Says
A Nashville-based cryptocurrency investor's argument that his legal fight with the IRS regarding the taxability of tokens he "staked" wasn't rendered moot once the agency provided him a refund is meritless, the government told a Tennessee federal court.
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March 15, 2022
IRS Acquiescence Doesn't Derail 'Staking' Row, Investor Says
A cryptocurrency investor deserves to have a court decide whether tokens he acquired through a process dubbed "staking" constitute taxable income despite the IRS' attempt to render the case moot by furnishing a refund, he told a Tennessee federal court.
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March 01, 2022
IRS Refund Renders Crypto 'Staking' Fight Moot, Court Told
Because the IRS furnished a Tennessee cryptocurrency trader with a refund for his "staking" activities, he shouldn't be allowed to continue his case seeking a ruling regarding the taxability of such activities, the U.S. government told a federal court.
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February 03, 2022
Investor Opts For Ruling Over Refund In Crypto 'Staking' Row
A Tennessee cryptocurrency investor decided to seek a ruling rather than accept an IRS refund in a dispute over whether tokens acquired by a process known as "staking" results in immediately taxable income, according to court documents filed Thursday.
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May 26, 2021
IRS Can't Tax Man's Crypto That He Created, Court Told
Mining cryptocurrency is not a taxable transaction because it is the creation of property, much like a baker making a cake, a Tennessee couple told a federal court Tuesday in seeking a refund from the Internal Revenue Service.