Illinois lawmakers passed a new budget that includes a controversial 0.2% crypto transaction tax. The move could make Illinois the first U.S.
Illinois Passes Controversial 0.2% Crypto Transaction Tax: What It Means for Investors, Brokers, and the Future of Digital Assets
What is the Illinois Digital Asset Privilege Tax Law?
Why the proposal is generating so much controversy
How the 0.2% crypto tax would work
Similarly, the transfer of digital assets between wallets in certain circumstances may also be within the scope of taxable activity under regulatory interpretation.
Who would be responsible for collecting the tax?
Illinois expects to generate $60 million annually
Compliance risks could be serious
Industry groups reject
The National Crypto Policy Landscape Is Moving in a Different Direction
Could crypto companies leave Illinois?
What happens next?
Conclusion
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